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New York’s Mamdani says looking into Netanyahu arrest during city visit
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said he is consulting with city authorities about potentially arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he attends the UN General Assembly in September.
Armed groups attack Malian military convoy in Gao region
Mali’s military says it launched a counterattack after al-Qaeda-linked fighters and a separatist group ambushed soldiers in the volatile Gao region, with both groups claiming responsibility.
Armed groups attack Malian military convoy in Gao region
Mali’s military says it launched a counterattack after al-Qaeda-linked fighters and a separatist group ambushed soldiers in the volatile Gao region, with both groups claiming responsibility.
Belgium bans imports from Israeli settlements in occupied Palestine
Belgium’s federal government approved a ban on importing goods produced in Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territories, fulfilling a prior commitment and joining several other European nations acting independently.
Belgium bans imports from Israeli settlements in occupied Palestine
Belgium’s federal government approved a ban on importing goods produced in Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territories, fulfilling a prior commitment and joining several other European nations acting independently.
Venezuela quake death toll tops 5,000 as IMF releases emergency aid
Death toll from twin earthquakes in Venezuela last month exceeds 5,000, with the IMF releasing $346 million in emergency aid to support recovery efforts.
Iraq signs 48 deals with US companies during PM’s visit to Washington
Iraq signed 48 agreements with U.S. companies during Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi’s visit to Washington, with deals spanning oil, electricity, and satellite communications sectors.
‘A revolutionary act to watch it’: the film India’s censors do not want you to see
An Indian filmmaker’s documentary about police killings during a 1990s separatist crackdown was blocked by censors for over three years, then banned from a streaming platform within 48 hours on national security grounds.
Kim Jong Un was meant to be their only idol – then North Koreans found K-pop
North Korean defectors describe how K-pop groups like BTS and Blackpink provided hope and freedom through secret listening, despite severe government restrictions on South Korean content.
White House defends Argentina team over Falklands banner
The White House defended Argentina’s football team’s right to display a banner supporting their territorial claim to the Falkland Islands after a World Cup victory, while the UK and Fifa face calls to investigate.
One anti-war critic fined, another held as Russia clamps down on dissent
Russian authorities detained blogger Ilya Remeslo on suspicion of spreading false military information, while politician Boris Nadezhdin was convicted of extremist symbol charges, barring him from September parliamentary elections.
‘A revolutionary act to watch it’: the film India’s censors do not want you to see
An Indian filmmaker’s documentary about police killings during a 1990s separatist crackdown was blocked by censors for over three years, then banned from a streaming platform within 48 hours on national security grounds.
The U.S.-Iran battle over the Strait of Hormuz raises risks for global waterways
The U.S.-Iran conflict has effectively closed the Strait of Hormuz, a critical international waterway through which roughly a fifth of global oil and gas previously transited, raising concerns about freedom of navigation and setting precedents for other strategic passages.
Kim Jong Un was meant to be their only idol – then North Koreans found K-pop
North Korean defectors describe how K-pop groups like BTS and Blackpink provided hope and freedom through secret listening, despite severe government restrictions on South Korean content.
White House defends Argentina team over Falklands banner
The White House defended Argentina’s football team’s right to display a banner supporting their territorial claim to the Falkland Islands after a World Cup victory, while the UK and Fifa face calls to investigate.
One anti-war critic fined, another held as Russia clamps down on dissent
Russian authorities detained blogger Ilya Remeslo on suspicion of spreading false military information, while politician Boris Nadezhdin was convicted of extremist symbol charges, barring him from September parliamentary elections.
The U.S.-Iran battle over the Strait of Hormuz raises risks for global waterways
The U.S.-Iran conflict has effectively closed the Strait of Hormuz, a critical international waterway through which roughly a fifth of global oil and gas previously transited, raising concerns about freedom of navigation and setting precedents for other strategic passages.
Ukraine war briefing: Kyiv ‘will win this war’, Keir Starmer tells Zelenskyy on final trip as PM
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer visited Kyiv for what he described as his final trip while in office, expressing confidence in Ukraine’s military capabilities and announcing significant military aid including funding for Swedish fighter jets.
Ukraine war briefing: Kyiv ‘will win this war’, Keir Starmer tells Zelenskyy on final trip as PM
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer visited Kyiv for what he described as his final trip while in office, expressing confidence in Ukraine’s military capabilities and announcing significant military aid including funding for Swedish fighter jets.
Tuchel: England carry ‘scars’ of World Cup heartbreak
England manager Thomas Tuchel acknowledged his team carries emotional pain from their World Cup semifinal loss to Argentina, admitting the nation still lags behind football’s elite teams.
Tuchel: England carry ‘scars’ of World Cup heartbreak
England manager Thomas Tuchel acknowledged his team carries emotional pain from their World Cup semifinal loss to Argentina, admitting the nation still lags behind football’s elite teams.
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