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Climate Diplomacy Tests the Balance Between Access and Participation
Australia may face pressure to adjust attendance rules for a UN climate event in the Pacific as officials discuss broader participation.
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Iraq Seeks Distance From Conflict as Regional Tensions Continue to Rise
Iraq says it had no prior knowledge of reported US-Saudi attacks as regional tensions continue to shape diplomatic responses.
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A Small Opening Emerges in a Long Search for Peace in Gaza
Ceasefire negotiations involving Gaza have shown signs of movement as mediators work toward reducing violence and reaching an agreement.
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A Legal Battle Begins as an Afghan Woman Faces an Uncertain Future
An Afghan woman prepares to challenge DOJ deportation efforts in a rare immigration case involving national security allegations and legal rights.
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Europe’s Open Borders Face a New Test of Unity and Responsibility
Italy’s response to the Ceuta migrant crisis has intensified European debate over Schengen rules, border security, and shared migration responsibilities.
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A Courtroom Confronts the Difficult Questions Left Behind by Tragedy
A Georgia father received a 15-year prison sentence connected to a school shooting committed by his son, renewing debate over accountability and prevention.
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Argentina: Private-Sector Wages Fall Nearly 4% Since Milei Took Office
A new report says private-sector purchasing power fell 3.6% since Javier Milei took office in November 2023.
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Trump Says Greenland Will Be Under US Control by the Time He Leaves Office
Trump predicted Greenland will be under U.S. operational control by January 2029, his term-ending date.
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Bennett Says Qatar Is a More Dangerous Enemy to Israel Than Iran Right Now
Naftali Bennett said Qatar poses a greater threat to Israel today than Iran, citing alleged funding and influence.
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Iran Warns It Will Target Other Nations’ Energy Fields If the US Launches Fresh Attacks
Iran’s foreign minister warned the US against new attacks, saying retaliation could include striking oil and gas fields elsewhere.
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Top U.S. General Warns Pentagon He Lacks Forces to ‘Protect’ Israel
Gen. Alexus Grynkewich warned Pentagon leaders he lacks naval resources to keep defending Israel from ballistic missiles.
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MBS Raises Concerns Over Trump’s Plans for Massive Iran Strikes
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman voiced worries to President Trump about proposed large-scale strikes on Iran.
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When Dawn Was Interrupted, Patience Became Part of the Search for Truth
An independent investigation is underway after an early morning police shooting in Calgary, with ASIRT leading the review into the officers' use of force.
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When Quiet Streets Turn Into Questions, Justice Begins Its Patient Journey
Winnipeg police have charged a woman with second-degree murder following a fatal downtown stabbing as investigators continue examining the circumstances.
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A Day of Finality: Florida Executes Two Men, Including an Octogenarian
Florida becomes the first state in nearly a decade to execute two men in one day, including 80-year-old Dominick Occhicone, highlighting debates on age and capital punishment.
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A Festival Turned Tragic: Ghost Gun Found in Seattle Shooting
Police believe the mass shooting at Seattle’s Bite of Seattle festival was gang-related, recovering a ghost gun and arresting two suspects, including a teenager.
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Shadows of the Past: Newsom’s Affair Resurfaces Amid Presidential Rumors
Governor Gavin Newsom faces renewed scrutiny over a past affair with aide Ruby Rippey as rumors of a 2028 presidential bid grow, highlighting the tension between personal history and public office.
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When Every Minute Matters, Communities Ask Whether the Clock Can Change
Following the death of a missing Calgary boy, advocates are urging Alberta to expand emergency alert options for vulnerable children who do not meet Amber Alert criteria.
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When Trust Is Borrowed by Deception, Justice Seeks to Restore Its Value
A former international student in Canada was sentenced in the U.S. for his role in a multimillion-dollar fraud scheme that targeted elderly Americans through government impersonation scams.
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When Many Voices Meet the Waterfront, A City Hears Itself Again
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow rejected the "small fringe group" characterization and announced free August ferry rides for children, youth, and seniors following the waterfront decision.
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Washington Post Opinion Editor Resigns After Just One Year in Role
The Washington Post’s opinions editor resigned after Jeff Bezos announced major changes to the paper’s opinion sections.
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Massive Attack Investigated After Reports of Pro-Palestinian Display in Singapore Show
Singapore authorities investigated a pro-Palestinian display at a Massive Attack performance, issuing warnings and banning future entry.
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Iran strikes tankers under US escort in Strait of Hormuz as Trump gathers cabinet to discuss war
Iran said it struck two tankers under US escort in Hormuz while Trump convened his cabinet to debate further war plans.
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Two-week ceasefire intended to allow Hamas disarmament, launch peace deal, sources tell 'Post'
Sources say a planned two-week ceasefire would pave the way for Hamas disarmament and start a peace deal.
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