World News
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Iran state TV acknowledges 'a lot of martyrs' as death toll surpasses 3,000: report
Iran state TV reportedly acknowledges 'martyrs' as death toll from ongoing anti-government protests reaches over 2,000, according to activist groups.
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Trump admin exit from UN, international organizations raises question of who’s next
U.S. officials say more international organizations could face future cuts after withdrawing from 66 groups, with U.N. agencies potentially targeted next.
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Greenland's prime minister says 'we choose Denmark' over the US
Greenland's prime minister said if his territory had to choose between the United States and Denmark, it would choose Denmark, a report said.
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Trump admin labels Muslim Brotherhood branches as terrorist organizations
The U.S. designates the Lebanese, Jordanian and Egyptian chapters of the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist organizations, saying they pose risks to the U.S.
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US opens new air defense operations cell at Qatar base that Iran targeted in retaliatory attack
U.S. opens new air defense cell at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar amid Iran tensions, enhancing regional missile defense cooperation across Middle East.
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Iranian regime targeting Starlink users in bid to squash leaking protest footage
Iran's internet blockade fails to stop protest footage leaks via Starlink as authorities reportedly kill at least 646 demonstrators in ongoing crackdown.
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As Iran weakens, questions grow over Mohammed bin Salman’s regional ambitions
Saudi Arabia asserts bold foreign policy as Iran weakens, reshaping Middle East power dynamics through strategic partnerships and regional realignments.
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Iran protests spark regime survival question as exiled dissident says it feels like a ‘revolution’
Iran faces unprecedented protests as citizens unite around overthrowing the Islamic Republic, marking the most serious threat to the regime since 1979.
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Iranians able to make some international calls as internet remains blocked amid protests
Iranians could make phone calls abroad after a communications blackout during a crackdown on anti-regime protests, but internet and text messaging remain restricted.
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Cuba’s president defiant, says no negotiations scheduled as Trump moves to choke off oil lifeline
Cuba rejects Trump's deal demands as Venezuelan oil lifeline ends. President Díaz-Canel says no negotiations with Washington despite energy crisis threats.
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Iran set to hang protester in what would mark first execution tied to anti-regime demonstrations
Iran is reportedly set to execute its first protester linked to mass arrests over the widespread anti-regime demonstrations. More than 500 people were also killed in the crackdown.
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UK targets Elon Musk’s X with fines and possible ban over Grok deepfake abuse
The U.K.'s communications regulator, Ofcom, launched a formal investigation into Elon Musk's X platform following reports of AI chatbot Grok creating illegal deepfake images.
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Iran's Khamenei issues direct warning to United States in Russian-language posts
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei issues warning to U.S. in Russian on social media, signaling Tehran's growing alignment with Moscow amid nationwide protests.
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Family dog rescued after chewing battery-powered heated glove, sparking house fire
A dog was rescued from a house fire after accidentally starting the blaze by chewing a battery-powered glove, Ottawa authorities said. No injuries were reported.
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US hostages in Iran face heightened risk as protests spread, experts say number held may exceed estimates
Iran's systematic hostage-taking policy targets American citizens as political leverage, with experts calling for automatic sanctions and consequences to combat the regime's strategy.
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As Trump urges deal, Cuban president warns that the country will defend itself 'to the last drop of blood'
As Trump pressured Cuba to strike a deal, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez asserted that the country will defend itself "to the last drop of blood."
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Five severed heads found hanging on Ecuador beach amid escalating gang clashes
Ecuador gang violence escalates as five severed heads discovered on tourist beach in Puerto Lopez, highlighting country's record homicide rate amid military crackdown.
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Iran’s ‘distinctive’ drone deployment sees death toll soar amid violent protests
Iran allegedly deploys drones amid nationwide protests as Human Rights Activists News Agency reports at least 544 confirmed deaths and over 10,000 arrests.
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