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Inside the Secret Talks That Just Rewrote the Iran-Lebanon Endgame
Inside the secret Geneva talks that produced a roadmap to end military operations in Lebanon and a fragile U.S.-Iran deal — but can it hold?
Strait of Hormuz stalls: Tankers idle as Iran-US talks hang in the balance
Ship transits through the Strait of Hormuz dropped 80% after Iran declared the waterway shut. US and Iranian officials hold crisis talks in Muscat as oil prices spike.
Behind Closed Doors in Geneva: US-Iran Talks Were More War Council Than Peace Summit
Diplomats described near-collapse, shouting matches, and a napkin that saved the deal. But the ceasefire is a band-aid on a bullet wound.
Trump's 'Very Hard' Threat Unravels Iran Talks Before Second Round Begins
Trump's 'very hard' threat on day one of Iran talks has Ghalibaf firing back — Lebanon, Hormuz, and frozen assets hang in the balance as diplomacy teeters.
Trump's Coal Lifeline Keeps Dirty Plants Pumping Pollution
Trump's coal subsidies flow to plants with long rap sheets—47 violations between three facilities. Taxpayers foot the bill for pollution that's already illegal.
Iran-US Talks: Why Real Peace Requires Ditching the Illusion
Iran and the U.S. are talking again. But beneath the diplomatic smiles lies a grim reality: both sides are playing a game neither can win. Here's what the pundits won't tell you.
Colombia Votes: A Right-Wing Firebrand Faces a Leftist Senator in the Fray
Colombia votes today with right-winger Abelardo de la Espriella leading polls over leftist Ivan Cepeda. A nation divided picks its path—order or justice?
They Came Home to Rubble: Nabatieh's Return After Israeli Ceasefire
Displaced Lebanese return to Nabatieh after Israeli halt to attacks — only to find a city gutted, lives shattered, and a silence heavier than the bombs.
He Filmed Gaza’s Soul, Then Israel Killed Him: Remembering Ahmed Wishah
Ahmed Wishah filmed Gaza’s daily life under siege. Israel killed him, but his footage – 40 terabytes of stubborn humanity – may outlast the occupation.
The Turtle Lady of Beirut: How Israel Killed a Conservationist and a Nation's Hope
Mona Khalil was a beloved conservationist who saved sea turtles for 20 years. Israel called her a Hezbollah operative. Mourners gathered in Beirut to honor a woman who wasn't a fighter, just a guardian of the coast.
Europe's Heatwave Is Cooking Cities, Wildlife, and Any Hope of Cool Relief
Europe's heatwave kills dozens, buckles roads, and decimates wildlife—while leaders offer water bottles and call it policy.
The Coming Super El Niño: Why November Could Break Us
Meteorologists are using words like 'unprecedented' and 'super.' The El Niño brewing in the Pacific is expected to peak in November, threatening global food supplies and extreme weather.