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Israeli strike kills Palestinian girl on her way to sit exam
17-year-old Raghad Ashour was walking to school to take an exam when she was killed in an Israeli strike....
Biden Waives Iran Oil Sanctions, Unfreezes $12 Billion in Exchange for Inspections
The Biden administration waived oil sanctions and released $12 billion to Iran in exchange for nuclear inspections. Is this a diplomatic breakthrough or a dangerous gamble?
Blood on the Streets: Three Dead in Montreal Shooting Caught on Video
A cellphone video captures the moment a gunman opened fire in Montreal, killing three — including a police officer — before being gunned down himself.
Gaza surfers ride waves of defiance as war tries to drown them
Gaza's surf community was nearly wiped out by war. But a handful of surfers still chase waves, refusing to let the sea become another casualty of genocide.
Trump Won't Say If Iran's Oil Money Will Fund Weapons — And That's Terrifying
Trump hedges on whether Iran will use oil profits for weapons, as Treasury opens U.S. market to Iranian crude. The nuclear clock is ticking faster than ever.
Death Trap: How a Lucknow Animation Studio Became a Funeral Pyre for 14 Students
14 college students died in a Lucknow animation studio fire. The building had no fire exits, no sprinklers, and no permits. This is how India's system keeps failing.
‘Another day, another leader’: Keir Starmer’s exit leaves Britons shrugging
Keir Starmer's resignation barely registers with a public worn down by a decade of political turmoil. 'Another day, another leader,' one Londoner said.
Judge Slams Brakes on Trump's Subpoena Power Grab in Minnesota
A federal judge blocks Trump administration subpoena against Minnesota officials who criticized immigration raids, calling the investigation political retaliation.
Czech Journalists Strike Back as Government Moves to Control Public Media Purse Strings
Czech journalists strike against a government bill that would put public media funding under political control — a move critics call a copy of Orbán's playbook.
Hungary’s Orban faces his biggest threat yet — from his own protégé
Peter Magyar, Viktor Orban's former protégé, has launched a constitutional revolution to dismantle Hungary's 'mafia state.' Can the insider who knows all the secrets actually pull it off?
Qatar's Tightrope: How the Tiny Emirate Keeps the US and Iran from Spilling Over
Qatar's PM says safeguards are in place to keep US-Iran talks from escalation. But in the Middle East, every safeguard is a gamble. A veteran journalist on what's really at stake.
15 dead in Lucknow coaching centre fire — India's exam factory burns again
Fifteen dead in a coaching centre fire in Lucknow — another preventable tragedy in India's unregulated exam factory system. The smoke clears, but nothing changes.