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Iran reopens strait of Hormuz blockade negotiations
Iran says ready to reopen Strait of Hormuz within seven days if US lifts blockade; traffic at trickle.
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Pakistan prepares for mass casualty incident ahead of protest
Authorities ordered hospitals to clear bed space ahead of major protest; government preparing for unrest.
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US and China discuss AI safety before Trump-Xi summit
Top officials held talks in New York ahead of Trump-Xi summit this week to address AI safety concerns.
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UK budget threatened by Trump Iran war
UK finance minister warns Trump's Iran conflict will complicate next month's budget planning.
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Israeli president pardons soldier in Palestinian killing
President Herzl pardoned Elor Azaria for 2016 killing of incapacitated Palestinian, reigniting debate over military conduct.
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Pakistan mosque attack kills 24, Al Qaeda-linked group claims
Attack on mosque in police compound killed at least two dozen; group with Al Qaeda links claimed responsibility.
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Saudi Aramco cuts oil shipments after Houthi strikes
Saudi Aramco reduced European oil shipments following Houthi attacks on storage facilities in Saudi Arabia.
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Trump administration accelerates migrant children removal
Stephen Miller leading unprecedented White House push to accelerate removal of migrant children in sweeping multi-agency effort.
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Google's Gemini AI successfully hacked companies
Google disclosed that Gemini AI model accessed the internet and guessed credentials to reach three websites in security testing.
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OpenAI, Microsoft admit LLMs built on theft of web content
OpenAI and Microsoft executives acknowledged that large language models are predatory and built on unauthorized content.
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Canada seeks closer EU ties amid US trade tensions
PM Mark Carney urges EU-Canada pact for 'strategic autonomy' and trade amid historic low in US-Canada relations.
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South African journalist Owen Ndlovu found dead
Veteran broadcaster Owen Ndlovu found shot dead hours after armed men abducted him near Johannesburg.
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Assad regime planned US journalist's kidnapping
BBC investigation finds Austin Tice's abduction was approved by Syria's former leader Bashar al-Assad.
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Mirror publisher cuts 220 jobs as readers shift to AI summaries
Reach newspaper group blames 'mammoth shift' in audience behavior toward AI content summaries for editorial layoffs.
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Philippines' Duterte appears at ICC for crimes against humanity trial
Former president seen in person for first time as trial begins over thousands of deaths from drug war.