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Japan-NATO cooperation enters new ‘concrete’ phase, Tokyo’s envoy to alliance says
Japan's ambassador to NATO announces a new high-level defense industry dialogue, signaling a significant and 'concrete' deepening of strategic ties.
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US says destroyer turned back Iranian cargo vessel under Hormuz blockade
A US warship has forced a tenth vessel to turn back, tightening the naval noose on a critical global oil artery and raising regional tensions.
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Israeli security cabinet weighs Lebanon ceasefire
As Israeli and Lebanese envoys hold rare talks in Washington, Netanyahu's cabinet debates a ceasefire while military operations intensify.
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Reeves gives more energy bill support to businesses as Iran war pushes up costs
Chancellor expands energy bill relief for 10,000 UK firms facing soaring costs due to Middle East conflict, but payments are delayed until next year.
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Détenue en Iran, la Nobel de la paix Narges Mohammadi est dans un état "grave", selon ses soutiens
Supporters of imprisoned Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi warn her life is at 'immediate and irreparable risk' following a heart attack in prison.
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Hezbollah claims 39 attacks on Israeli targets over past 24 hours
Hezbollah launches one of its most intense barrages in months, targeting settlements and military positions along the Lebanese-Israeli frontier.
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Florida surgeon charged with killing man after removing liver instead of spleen
A Florida surgeon faces a homicide charge after allegedly removing a patient's liver instead of his spleen, a catastrophic error he is accused of having made before.
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Jury finds Live Nation/Ticketmaster is illegal monopoly that overcharged fans
A federal jury has ruled that Live Nation and Ticketmaster constitute an illegal monopoly, a landmark decision following a case pursued by 33 states after the federal government withdrew.
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Pakistani delegation, led by Army chief Munir, reaches Iran for peace talks
Pakistan's military chief leads high-stakes delegation to Tehran as both nations seek to de-escalate tensions following deadly cross-border strikes.
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Horse urine perfume: why online bargains may be dangerous
Experts warn that bargain hunters seeking a unique fragrance are at risk from dangerous counterfeit products flooding online marketplaces.
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Israel bombs homes in southern Lebanon
Israeli airstrikes target residential buildings in southern Lebanon's Bint Jbeil district, escalating cross-border tensions.
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Après le licenciement "inacceptable" du PDG de Grasset, 115 auteurs vont quitter la maison d'édition
In an unprecedented revolt, 115 authors abandon the historic Grasset publishing house, denouncing owner Vincent Bolloré's 'unacceptable' dismissal of its CEO.