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center6d ago

US disputes reports of trying conditions on carrier in Gulf

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth disputed reports of poor conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, which has been at sea for over eight months, calling the accounts "completely misrepresented." Senators Ruben Gallego and Richard Blumenthal have called for congressional oversight visits to investigate alleged supply shortages, mental health concerns, and extended deployments amid Operation Epic Fury.

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center6d ago

Israeli military moves as settlers besiege 3 West Bank homes

Israeli soldiers were deployed to Qusra on Thursday to protect three homes besieged by Israeli settlers since Sunday, with one home belonging to a Palestinian American whose family was moved by the IDF. The incident prompted sharp criticism from the US Ambassador to Israel and calls for action from the UN Human Rights Office and the EU.

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center7d ago

What would a North Korean troop surge mean for Ukraine war?

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that North Korea is preparing to deploy between 30,000 and 50,000 troops to Russia by the end of November, reportedly to take over duties in Russian border regions and free up Russian forces for the Ukrainian front. This potential surge, significantly larger than previous deployments, raises concerns about deepening military cooperation between Pyongyang and Moscow and North Korea gaining modern warfare experience.

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center7d ago

What would a North Korean surge mean for Ukraine war?

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that North Korea is preparing to deploy between 30,000 and 50,000 troops to Russia by the end of November, reportedly to guard rear areas and free up Russian forces for the front lines. This potential surge follows an earlier deployment of approximately 14,000-15,000 North Korean personnel and significant arms supplies, raising concerns about escalating military cooperation and North Korea gaining combat experience.

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center6d ago

When the earth moves: 6 major earthquakes of 2026

On June 24, Venezuela experienced a deadly double earthquake, with magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5, killing over 6,300 people and devastating infrastructure in Caracas and northern regions. In contrast, a magnitude 7.8 earthquake off the Philippines on June 8 killed 107, demonstrating that quake strength does not solely determine casualty severity.

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center6d ago

When the earth moves: six major earthquakes of 2026

Colombia, Venezuela, Mindanao: Thousands have died in powerful earthquakes this year. Six such events show that the magnitude of the quake is not the only factor determining the scale of the disaster.

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center7d ago

US: Karoline Leavitt to step down as Trump's spokesperson

Karoline Leavitt will step down as White House Press Secretary at the end of August, Donald Trump announced Tuesday, citing her desire to spend more time with her children. Leavitt, the youngest-ever to hold the position, has been a prominent defender of Trump's policies and ideology during her tenure.

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center7d ago

Iran war leaves Iraq running out of money

Since February 2026, Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, following Israeli and US strikes, has reduced Iraq's oil exports by up to 97%, severely impacting government revenue. This revenue shortfall has led to delayed salaries for Iraqi public sector employees, who constitute the majority of the workforce, causing widespread anxiety and small-scale protests.

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center7d ago

Due to the Iran war, Iraq is running out of money

Since late February, Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, following Israeli and US bombings, has reduced Iraq's oil exports by up to 97%, severely impacting government revenue. This has led to delayed salaries for Iraqi public sector employees, causing anxiety and small demonstrations, with economists warning the entire Iraqi economy is now hostage to oil revenues.

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center7d ago

Gulf states scramble for Strait of Hormuz alternatives

Saudi Arabia has redirected oil exports away from the Strait of Hormuz, but most Gulf producers still lack a reliable backup option to the world's most important energy choke point.

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center7d ago

Gulf states scramble for Strait of Hormuz alternative

Gulf states are seeking alternatives to the Strait of Hormuz due to ongoing blockades and uncertainty, with Saudi Arabia successfully rerouting crude via its East-West Pipeline to the Red Sea. The UAE's alternative ports, while outside the Strait, remain vulnerable to attack, and capacity limitations and war risk have hampered its ability to compensate for lost Persian Gulf traffic.

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center9d ago

Bulgaria drone crash a wake-up call for country's defenses

A Ukrainian-manufactured Maya decoy drone carrying explosives entered Bulgarian airspace on Saturday, exploding near the village of Kardam approximately 100 meters from the Romanian border. While officials confirmed the incident was not deliberate, the airspace breach highlighted Bulgaria's insufficient anti-drone capabilities, prompting calls for rapid acquisition of new defense systems.

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center10d ago

Is Iran's middle class being pushed into poverty?

Economists report that the ongoing conflict, exacerbated by sanctions and trade disruptions, has pushed an estimated 3.5 to 4.5 million more Iranians into poverty since last year, with inflation nearing 69% and food prices soaring. This economic contraction has severely impacted middle-class families, forcing them to cut back on essentials like meat and medical care, while businesses face uncertainty due to currency collapse and shifting trade routes.

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center10d ago

Netanyahu, at odds with Trump, rejects Gaza peace plan

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a US-backed 15-point roadmap for Gaza on Sunday, stating Israeli troops would not withdraw until Hamas was fully disarmed. The plan, agreed to by Hamas in late July, calls for Israeli troop withdrawal as Hamas surrenders its weapons, with an International Stabilization Force to secure the territory.

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center10d ago

Netanyahu rejects Trump-backed Gaza peace plan

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a US-backed 15-point roadmap for Gaza on Sunday, stating Israeli troops would not withdraw until Hamas was fully disarmed. The plan, agreed to by Hamas in July, calls for Israeli troop withdrawal as Hamas surrenders its weapons, with an International Stabilization Force to follow, but Netanyahu faces pressure from far-right members of his government ahead of upcoming elections.

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center11d ago

War, terror, diplomacy: What if Israel takes Al-Aqsa Mosque?

Foreign ministers from 10 Arab League nations, joined by representatives from Indonesia, Pakistan, Turkey, and Malaysia, warned in Amman, Jordan, that Israeli infringements at the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound could trigger a religious conflict with regional and international repercussions. Israel's Foreign Ministry responded, stating the warning was inaccurate and that Jerusalem remains accessible to all faiths, while the delicate "status quo" governing the site has reportedly been altered by increased Jewish worship and restrictions on Muslim officials.

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center12d ago

How viable is the potential Iran-Oman Hormuz shipping deal?

Iran's Foreign Ministry stated this week that a shipping deal with Oman through the Strait of Hormuz is in the final stages, with agreed geographical coordinates for a navigation route. However, industry sources cited by Reuters expressed skepticism about the deal's viability due to US sanctions and insurance clauses, while analysts suggest it may represent a tactical pause rather than a durable settlement.

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center13d ago

Myanmar's Min Aung Hlaing seeks legitimacy in Thailand

Myanmar junta chief Min Aung Hlaing concluded a two-day visit to Thailand on Friday, seeking to legitimize his administration as a civilian government. The visit, which included state reception and business forums, aimed to leverage Thailand's influence within ASEAN to gain broader regional acceptance despite international isolation and ongoing civil war.

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center13d ago

Why Iran is sending mixed signals on talks

US President Donald Trump stated on Monday that negotiations with Iran over the Strait of Hormuz were ongoing, while Tehran confirmed technical discussions with Oman regarding shipping through the waterway. The differing descriptions reflect internal Iranian political divisions and the significant gap between US demands for unrestricted passage and Iran's desire for control over vessels entering the Persian Gulf.

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center14d ago

Fears of renewed conflict in Ethiopia

Residents of Alamata, a contested city between Ethiopia's Tigray and Amhara regions, fear renewed conflict due to a significant military presence and reported clashes. The Tigray government claimed federal forces initiated an offensive in Western Tigray, a claim the federal government acknowledged but attributed to TPLF provocation, leaving the status of disputed areas unresolved under the Pretoria Agreement.

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