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Fiji rights body seeks veto power for indigenous landowners
SUVA, July 4 — The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has called for stronger constitutional protection of…
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Ukraine gains leverage with deep strike capabilities inside Russia
KYIV, July 4 — Ukraine now has the ability to strike nearly any target inside Russian territory, according…
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Infant coffin among five for Khamenei family members killed in airstrike
The tiny coffin was the one people noticed. Fourteen months old. Draped in the Iranian flag, same as…
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Ukraine disputes Putin’s claim of capturing Kostyantynivka as fighting continues
Russian President Vladimir Putin put on a military uniform Friday to thank his troops for seizing Kostyantynivka. By…
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Iranian Military Vows Revenge After Airstrike Kills Supreme Leader Khamenei
Iran’s military and security institutions have formally vowed revenge. The pledge came within hours of the airstrike that…
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Ukrainian strikes inside Russia force Moscow to redeploy air defenses
KYIV — The war is no longer fought only on Ukraine’s soil. That shift is exacting a price…
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Israel Katz declares Iran’s new Supreme Leader “marked for death” amid ongoing war
Israel’s declaration that Iran’s new Supreme Leader is “marked for death” closes what little diplomatic space remained in…
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Analysts say Russian claim of capturing Kostyantynivka follows familiar pattern
Military analysts tracking the grinding war in eastern Ukraine say Moscow’s claim to have captured Kostyantynivka fits a…
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Israeli Defense Minister Declares Iran’s New Supreme Leader “Marked for Death”
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has formally declared Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei “marked for death.” The statement,…
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Infant granddaughter among five Khamenei family members killed in airstrike
TEHRAN — The smallest coffin drew the loudest wails. It held a 14-month-old girl, draped in an Iranian…
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Ukraine’s long-range strikes create two-front war as Moscow kills 30 in Kyiv
KYIV — The war is no longer being fought on one side of the border. Ukraine’s long-range strikes…
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Ukraine disputes Putin’s claim that key Donetsk town has fallen
Friday afternoon, Vladimir Putin appeared on state television in a military uniform. He thanked his troops. The target:…
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Andy Burnham poised to enter Number 10 after Starmer’s resignation
LONDON — The yellow double-decker buses of Greater Manchester are not just transport. They are a political statement.…
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Andy Burnham emerges as potential unifier for struggling UK voters
Five prime ministers in five years. The black door of 10 Downing Street spins like a turnstile. A…
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Ukraine’s deep strike drones and missiles reach nearly all targets inside Russia
KYIV — The war has entered a new phase. Not because of a single battle or a territorial…
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Iran affirms Strait of Hormuz authority amid indirect U.S.-Iran talks
TEHRAN, July 4 — Iran has declared that the Strait of Hormuz falls under its command, not that…
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Why Museveni ordered suspension of four works ministry staff
KAMPALA, July 4 — Four staff members of Uganda’s Ministry of Works and Transport have been suspended on…
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Museveni Suspends Four Ministry Staff Over Stalled Busega-Mpigi Expressway
KAMPALA — The Busega-Mpigi Expressway was supposed to cut travel time to Entebbe International Airport. Instead, it has…
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President Museveni suspends four works ministry staff over Busega-Mpigi road delay
The money was borrowed. The road was planned. The land was chosen. Then, somewhere along the way, the…
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Domestic Pressures Grow as War Strains Russia’s Fuel Supply
MOSCOW, July 3 — The shift is subtle but unmistakable. As Russia intensifies its military campaign against Ukraine,…
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Nepal’s National Assembly Introduces Six Key Legislative Bills
KATHMANDU, July 3 — Six bills that had already passed the House of Representatives were formally tabled in…
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Pentagon Abruptly Reverses Plan to Reduce Troops in Europe
WASHINGTON, July 3 — The figure that matters: zero. Zero troop cuts in Europe, after Secretary of War…
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Feeding a War Zone: Syria’s Supply-Chain Crisis
The road from Damascus to Aleppo was once a ribbon of commerce, a twelve-hour artery pumping grain, fuel,…
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A Generation Displaced: The Syrian Refugee Crisis
The first families arrived in Jordan carrying nothing but the clothes on their backs and the keys to…
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