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theguardian.com

left96d ago

Led By Donkeys wins compensation over seizure of Gaza protest banner

The campaign group Led By Donkeys received £27,216 in compensation after the Greater London Authority seized and destroyed a banner displayed in Parliament Square on December 4, 2024. The GLA stated the banner was damaged during storage and disposed of by contractors, while Veolia reimbursed the group for the banner's cost due to unintentional damage.

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Middle East Eye

center96d ago

Oman proposes joint control of Strait of Hormuz as mediators expect talks 'breakthrough'

Oman has proposed a joint regional mechanism for managing the Strait of Hormuz, drawing on the Strait of Malacca model, with users paying voluntary fees for navigation, environmental protection, and search and rescue services. Mediators anticipate a breakthrough in talks between the US and Iran following a meeting between President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu, potentially restoring a June memorandum of understanding.

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Middle East Eye

center96d ago

Are Iran and the US fighting a war neither side can win?

Following a US-Iran memorandum of understanding that granted Tehran authority over safe passage in the Strait of Hormuz, Iran designated a commercial shipping corridor within its territorial waters, which the US challenged by promoting a southern route. This dispute has escalated into a war of attrition over control of the vital chokepoint, with Iran now facing risks of hyperinflation, mass unemployment, and critical infrastructure devastation.

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center96d ago

Will Pakistan intervene amid Houthi attacks on Saudi ships?

Pakistan's Foreign Ministry condemned Houthi attacks on Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea last week, warning of "lawful use of force" against threats to Pakistani maritime interests. This statement follows a mutual defense agreement signed with Saudi Arabia in September 2025, though Pakistan also maintains ties with Iran, complicating potential intervention.

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Al Jazeera

center96d ago

Why London’s Hackney Council wants to repeal its ‘twin’ status with Haifa

London's Hackney Council is set to vote on a motion to terminate its 1968 'twin' city agreement with Haifa, Israel, following a push by the Green Party. The proposed de-twinning is a protest against Israel's actions in Gaza and concerns that Haifa serves as a naval facility and headquarters for defense manufacturers.

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naharnet.com

center96d ago

German govt vows to toughen laws after jihadist attack on Pride event

A jihadist militant identified as Abdul Rahman Ballout, 21, killed one woman and wounded 29 others near Berlin's Pride parade on Saturday before being shot dead by police on Sunday. German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt pledged to toughen security laws, including increased use of electronic ankle monitors and preventive detention for security threats, following widespread concerns about why Ballout was not under surveillance despite previous convictions and an attempt to join the Islamic State group.

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The Guardian Middle East

left96d ago

A dog saved Houssein Hamze from a bomb. When war returned, he stayed to care for Lebanon’s animals

Houssein Hamze, a 57-year-old resident of Zefta, south Lebanon, founded the Mashala animal shelter after a dog saved him from a 2006 bomb blast. During the recent conflict, Hamze remained in his village to care for abandoned animals, making daily rounds to distribute food and water despite the risk of Israeli airstrikes and drone attacks.

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The Guardian Asia

left96d ago

Russia and North Korea finalising first road crossing amid concerns it serves as Ukraine war supply route

Russia and North Korea are nearing completion of the first road bridge between them over the Tumen River, with a planned opening of June 19, though Russia lags on its side. While officially presented as a trade and tourism boost, a Ukrainian human rights group's investigation suggests the bridge is intended as a discreet military logistics corridor to facilitate arms and technology exchange amid the Ukraine war.

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theguardian.com

left96d ago

Trump administration revision of Iran war casualties huge disrespect , say veterans | US military

The Pentagon reclassified casualties from the Iran war under a new "Overseas Operations" category, excluding four service members killed by Iranian forces from the main conflict count. US military veterans and lawmakers have criticized this move as disrespectful and an attempt to obscure the human cost of the conflict, comparing it to data manipulation during the Vietnam War.

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jpost.com

right96d ago

Why Houthis send aid to Hezbollah despite Yemen crisis

Yemen's Interior Minister shared footage of alleged aid shipments to Hezbollah, sparking outrage among Yemenis facing a humanitarian crisis, according to analyst Bridget Toomey. Toomey stated the Houthis promote this support to project moral leadership and align with Iran's regional network, despite the internal inconsistency and local discontent.

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The Guardian Middle East

left97d ago

Trump warns of return to ‘strong military action’ if Iran diplomacy fails

Former US President Donald Trump warned on Monday that the US would revert to "strong military action" against Iran if current diplomatic talks do not yield rapid results, stating that Iran would not be negotiating if the US were not applying pressure. Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei stated that while mediators may convey messages, Iran is not currently engaged in direct negotiations with the United States.

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bbc.co.uk

center97d ago

Is the US really running out of weapons under Trump ?

During Operation Epic Fury and subsequent exchanges with Iran, US forces struck over 13,000 targets and intercepted 1,700 Iranian projectiles, costing $37.5 billion primarily on munitions. While former President Trump denies any shortfall, a CSIS report indicates depleted stockpiles of critical weapons like Tomahawk missiles and Patriot interceptors, with some replacements taking one to five years.

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bbc.co.uk

center97d ago

Trump says Iran war talks taking place during lull in strikes

President Trump stated that negotiations are underway to end the conflict with Iran, following a three-day lull in strikes. Tehran denies direct negotiations are occurring, while Trump expressed optimism for a resolution but warned of renewed strikes if talks fail.

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Al Jazeera

center97d ago

UN slams Israel’s expansion of illegal settlements in occupied West Bank

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned Israeli plans to accelerate settlement development in the occupied West Bank, calling them a "flagrant violation" of international law amid escalating violence. This statement follows recent Israeli government announcements to legalize outposts and establish new settlements, which the UN views as a major obstacle to a two-state solution and peace.

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BBC Middle East

center97d ago

As the US pauses the war with Iran, is Trump really running out of weapons?

Following nearly 40 days of intense combat operations in Iran, costing $37.5 billion and depleting sophisticated munitions like Tomahawk missiles and Patriot interceptors, the US has paused strikes to allow negotiations. Despite President Trump's claims of ample stockpiles, experts at CSIS estimate it could take years to replace depleted arsenals, with some munitions not returning to pre-war levels until 2031.

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Al Jazeera

center97d ago

Hopes of return to diplomacy as US-Iran hold fire for third day

Mediators from Qatar and Pakistan are working to restart US-Iran ceasefire talks as both sides maintained a pause in hostilities for a third day following a recent escalation. While the US claims direct talks are underway, Iran insists only messages are being conveyed, underscoring the fragile nature of the diplomatic efforts and ongoing disputes over maritime passage in the Strait of Hormuz.

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aljazeera.com

center97d ago

UN eyeing potential Israeli war crimes in Lebanon

United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk accused Israel of committing large-scale human rights violations in Lebanon that may amount to war crimes, citing persistent shelling and demolitions in southern Lebanon. Turk stated that his office has recorded violations of international law, including continued air strikes and ground operations despite a ceasefire, and called for accountability for perpetrators.

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Middle East Eye

center97d ago

US Senator Graham offered military support for Israeli war on Lebanon, new footage shows

Newly released footage shows U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham offering direct U.S. military involvement to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for operations in Lebanon, just days after the conflict began. Netanyahu, however, indicated that current Israeli focus was on Iran, not Lebanon, and that Graham's suggestion was not aligned with their immediate strategic interests.

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