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"Complete Lie": Pete Hegseth Rejects Report Of Higher US Troop Deaths In Iran War
The report, citing five unidentified officials, reported that there had been at least 22 military fatalities, four more than were listed in the data available on the Pentagon's public database.
🇮🇷 Iran·NDTV World·29 days ago
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Pentagon considers major US troop withdrawal from Europe amid NATO concerns
Pentagon is considering a major withdrawal of US forces from Europe, including aircraft, warships, weapons and between 25,000 and 40,000 troops, despite warnings from NATO allies about the growing threat from Russia, NBC reports. Around 80,000 US troops are currently stationed in Europe. Germany, Italy and Spain which host some of the largest US military deployments could be affected by the cuts.
🌍 Global·X/@currentreport1·29 days ago
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Trump claims ‘infinite’ Greenland security deal with Denmark
WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump said Friday that he had struck a deal with Denmark to give Washington “permanent control” over Greenland’s security, including measures aimed at preventing Russia and China from establishing military or commercial footholds in the strategically important Arctic territory. Since returning to the White House in January 2025, Trump has repeatedly insisted that Washington needs control of Greenland for strategic reasons, alarming NATO ally Denmark and sparking f
🇷🇺 Russia·Arab News·29 days ago
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Trump claims permanent US security role in Greenland under new Denmark deal
WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump said Friday that he had struck a deal with Denmark to give Washington “permanent control” over Greenland’s security, including measures aimed at preventing Russia and China from establishing military or commercial footholds in the strategically important Arctic territory. Since returning to the White House in January 2025, Trump has repeatedly insisted that Washington needs control of Greenland for strategic reasons, alarming NATO ally Denmark and sparking f
🇷🇺 Russia·Arab News·29 days ago
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A man who built bridges over walls: SCMP’s Tammy Tam on Tung Chee-hwa
South China Morning Post publisher Tammy Tam reflects on her encounters with Hong Kong’s first chief executive, the late Tung Chee-hwa, looking back on memories from her days as a frontline reporter, his regular exchanges with media representatives and Tung’s rare appearance at an SCMP conference in 2020 to advocate US-China dialogue. Her recollections are part of a special SCMP commemorative supplement that features heavyweights from various sectors paying tribute to Tung. “Are you Ms Tam? Mr..
🌍 Global·South China Morning Post·29 days ago
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US news outlet releases images of 'destruction' at US base in Kuwait
US news outlet releases images of 'destruction' at US base in Kuwait An American news outlet, MeidasNews, has published what it describes as exclusive images showing the extent of damage caused by Iranian strikes on a US base in Kuwait. It said that based on "what we have reviewed, the destruction is severe". The MeidasNews said that several structures at the base appear to "have been completely destroyed, with everything surrounding them levelled as well". "What were once functioning structur
🇮🇷 Iran·Middle East Eye·29 days ago
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"Good For NATO, Europe": Denmark PM Endorses Trump's Greenland Security Deal
Mette Frederiksen said the deal "strengthens our common security in the Arctic and the North Atlantic area," adding that it was expected to be signed on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly next week.
🌍 Global·NDTV World·29 days ago
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Turkey revokes operating license of Iran's Mellat Bank amid US economic pressure campaign
Earlier this month, the US Treasury Department imposed sanctions on a small Turkish investment bank and two subsidiaries.
🇮🇷 Iran·Jerusalem Post·29 days ago
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UN documents more than 1,000 cases of sexual violence since start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine
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🇺🇦 Ukraine·Ukrinform·29 days ago
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(LEAD) N. Korea rejects IAEA resolution, vows to maintain nuclear force amid U.S. threats
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🇰🇵 North Korea·Yonhap·29 days ago
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Trump signs broad Russia sanctions bill
The bill signed by US President Donald Trump targets officials, banks, and a fleet of shadow tankers that transport Russian energy.
🇷🇺 Russia·Deutsche Welle·29 days ago
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Google’s Gemini autonomously hacked three companies during a cybersecurity test in May, in the first known case of one of Google’s AI systems carrying out such attacks.
Google’s Gemini autonomously hacked three companies during a cybersecurity test in May, in the first known case of one of Google’s AI systems carrying out such attacks. Gemini went beyond the intended test scope, using public information and guessed or exposed credentials to access protected systems. Google said the model stopped in all three cases and the affected companies were notified. Similar testing incidents have also been disclosed by Meta, Anthropic and OpenAI. Source: Reuters
🌍 GLOBAL·Clash Report·29 days ago
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Crouching dragons: the suicide divers Japan never sent to war
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🌍 Global·South China Morning Post·29 days ago
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Macron to convene G7 over energy crisis, says France working to reopen Hormuz
Macron to convene G7 over energy crisis, says France working to reopen Hormuz French President Emmanuel Macron has said that he would convene a G7 meeting in the coming weeks to coordinate responses to the energy crisis caused by the Iran war, while reiterating France was working to facilitate the peaceful reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Macron said the meeting would focus on coordinating strategic stockpile levels, cooperation on exports and production capacity, and possible releases of str
🇮🇷 Iran·Middle East Eye·29 days ago
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The U.S. State Department has approved a possible $2.68 billion sale of air defense equipment and support to Ukraine.
The U.S. State Department has approved a possible $2.68 billion sale of air defense equipment and support to Ukraine. The package includes extended-range air defense systems, mobile launchers, counter-drone radars, spare parts, software and technical support. Ukraine would finance the purchase through European contributions and previously appropriated U.S. Foreign Military Financing.
🌍 GLOBAL·Clash Report·29 days ago
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Tonight, Saudi Arabia issued an early warning over potential danger in Riyadh amid increased attacks by Yemen’s Houthis.
Tonight, Saudi Arabia issued an early warning over potential danger in Riyadh amid increased attacks by Yemen’s Houthis. Saudi Civil Defence later said the danger had passed in Riyadh and al-Kharj.
🌍 GLOBAL·Clash Report·29 days ago
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How much has Iran war cost US? Pentagon estimates US$43.6 billion so far
The Iran war has cost US$43.6 billion as of this month, the highest official estimate to date, the Pentagon told Congress’ defence oversight panels this week. The cost estimate comes as polls show Americans increasingly oppose the war, partly over its impact on the economy, and the issue is looming large as the November midterm elections approach. The Pentagon’s latest figure comprises US$11.2 billion already obliged for operating expenses – for fuel, combat pay, aircraft, medical care, parts...
🇮🇷 Iran·South China Morning Post·29 days ago
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María Corina Machado is preparing to return to Venezuela from exile in Panama and push for new presidential elections, despite resistance from some Trump officials who fear her return could destabiliz
María Corina Machado is preparing to return to Venezuela from exile in Panama and push for new presidential elections, despite resistance from some Trump officials who fear her return could destabilize the U.S.-backed interim government. “I cannot lead the process from abroad,” Machado said. “The moment to return has arrived.” She plans to travel across Venezuela, rebuild her movement and prepare for elections in which she intends to run. Her return date remains uncertain, but Machado says sh
🌍 GLOBAL·Clash Report·29 days ago
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The Pentagon is moving ahead with mandatory testosterone screening for male U.S. service members aged 30 and older after temporarily pausing the policy earlier this month.
The Pentagon is moving ahead with mandatory testosterone screening for male U.S. service members aged 30 and older after temporarily pausing the policy earlier this month. Under new guidelines, testing will be included in periodic health assessments and annual evaluations, with standardized treatment pathways for testosterone deficiencies. Younger troops can request testing voluntarily.
🌍 GLOBAL·Clash Report·29 days ago
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Saudi Civil Defense issues, then lifts warnings of potential danger in Riyadh and other areas
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Civil Defense issued alerts early Saturday warning of potential danger in Riyadh and the nearby city of Al-Kharj before sending an all-clear minutes later, as attacks by Iran-aligned Houthi forces against the Kingdom intensify. A similar alert was also issued in Farasan Islands in the Kingdom's southwest. The nature of the threat was not immediately specified. The alert marked an unusual development for the Saudi capital, where residents received mobile-phone warnings of
🇮🇷 Iran·Arab News·29 days ago
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Trump Signs Russia Sanctions Bill, Clears Way For 100% Tariffs On India, China
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🇷🇺 Russia·NDTV World·29 days ago
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Trump, Melania to host China’s Xi and Peng for White House ‘double date’: full schedule
US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump will host Chinese leader Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan together across two days in Washington next week: a White House welcome, a state dinner at which both presidents speak, a private tea, and a tour of the United States’ founding documents. At a briefing late Friday, senior US officials described a state visit built around the two couples: a diplomatic double date, with the hard bargaining underneath. They also hinted that Chinese...
🌍 Global·South China Morning Post·29 days ago
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'Explosions heard in Riyadh' as authorities issue and withdraw alert
'Explosions heard in Riyadh' as authorities issue and withdraw alert Explosions were heard in Riyadh on Saturday, an AFP journalist reported, after an air raid alert was issued by Saudi Arabian authorities, who have been regularly targeted in recent days by attacks from pro-Iranian Houthis in Yemen. "The area is under a hostile aerial threat," a message received by residents of the Saudi capital read. This is the first time the capital has been directly affected since the conflict in neighbour
🇾🇪 Yemen·Middle East Eye·29 days ago
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Hong Kong civil servants to get hourly leave but businesses unlikely to follow
Hong Kong civil servants could receive flexible hourly family care leave next year as part of the government’s wider drive to boost birth rates, the South China Morning Post has learned, though business leaders warn the private sector has little incentive to follow suit, citing manpower and financial constraints, especially for smaller firms. Under the “promote fertility” section of Wednesday’s policy address, the government said it would introduce family care leave for its employees to enhance.
🌍 Global·South China Morning Post·29 days ago
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'People don't want Iran to have nuclear weapon': Trump defends higher oil prices
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🇮🇷 Iran·Middle East Eye·29 days ago
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Russian forces advance on Nadiya from DPR’s Dobropolye, expert says
Military expert Andrey Marochko suggested that Nadiya would soon come under the control of the Russian military
🇷🇺 Russia·TASS·29 days ago
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India’s Modi caught between much-needed Russian oil and US trade threats
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is caught in an energy policy bind with no easy exit. Cutting Russian oil imports to avoid potential new US tariffs could increase fuel prices ahead of key regional elections, or stress government finances. Maintaining such purchases could cripple Indian exports to its largest market. India, the world’s third-largest oil importer and among the biggest buyers of Russian crude, reacted unusually strongly on Thursday to a US congressional bill that would allow...
🇷🇺 Russia·South China Morning Post·29 days ago
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Trump signs sweeping Russia sanctions over Ukraine war
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🇺🇦 Ukraine·Al Jazeera·29 days ago
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Russian forces capture new lines in two sectors near DPR’s Druzhkovka — military expert
Andrey Marochko noted that the Russian army is demonstrating "positive dynamics"
🇷🇺 Russia·TASS·29 days ago
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Trump signs Lindsey Graham Act extending Iran sanctions to 2031
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🇷🇺 Russia·Middle East Eye·29 days ago
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Iran War's Cost Grows To $43.6 Billion In New US Military Estimate
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🇮🇷 Iran·NDTV World·29 days ago
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Israeli strike on motorcycle kills Palestinian in Gaza City, injures child
Separate attacks struck central refugee camps as officials warned Gaza's health sector faces total collapse.
🇮🇱 Israel·Al Jazeera·29 days ago
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Iran war live: Trump extends sanctions on Iran, Houthi supporters in Sanaa
Thousands take to the streets in support of Houthis in Sanaa, Trump extends sanctions on Iran.
🇮🇷 Iran·Al Jazeera·29 days ago
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China makes progress in 3-nm chips without advanced lithography tools
Chinese researchers have made early strides in pushing semiconductor processing nodes below 3-nm using older lithography technology, as more advanced extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUV) tools from ASML remain blocked under US sanctions. The breakthrough marks the latest progress in China’s drive to chart an alternative path to advanced chipmaking amid US export restrictions. Under current export control rules, Dutch equipment giant ASML is barred from selling its state-of-the-art EUV machines.
🌍 Global·South China Morning Post·29 days ago
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Turkey revokes licence of Iran's Bank Mellat as US sanctions intensify
Turkey revokes licence of Iran's Bank Mellat as US sanctions intensify Turkey has revoked the operating licence of Iran’s Bank Mellat, which remains on the US Treasury’s sanctions list, as Washington intensifies economic pressure on Tehran. Turkey’s Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency’s decision to revoke the bank’s main Istanbul branch’s licence after 44 years did not directly link the move to US sanctions, Al Jazeera reported. The agency cited a provision allowing a licence to be wit
🇮🇷 Iran·Middle East Eye·29 days ago
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European countries bolster defenses as officials warn of growing Russian hybrid threat
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🇷🇺 Russia·Kyiv Independent·29 days ago
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Mural of Macklemore wrapped in Palestinian flag painted on Gaza ruins
Mural of Macklemore wrapped in Palestinian flag painted on Gaza ruins Artists in Gaza have painted a mural of Macklemore wrapped in a Palestinian flag on a huge slab of concrete in the ruins of Gaza City, after the US rapper was kicked off Ed Sheeran's upcoming tour for calling for a "Free Palestine". The mural, on a slab that leans against ruined buildings surrounded by rubble, depicts the "Thrift Shop" rapper raising a fist in the air. "Thank you for using your voice for Palestine," it reads.
🇮🇱 Israel·Middle East Eye·29 days ago
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Trump signs legislation expanding sanctions against Russia — White House
The legislation also extends existing sanctions on Iran
🇷🇺 Russia·TASS·29 days ago
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Ready for the future?
A RECENT McKinsey report outlines three forces reshaping organisations globally — technology and artificial intelligence (AI), economic and geopolitical disruption, and a changing workforce. These forces may appear less immediate to Pakistani business leaders, who already contend with volatile costs, uncertain demand, disrupted supply chains and regulatory uncertainty, amongst other existential issues. With these new challenges, naturally, the question arises: how prepared are our organisations
🇵🇰 Pakistan·Dawn·29 days ago
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Senate panel calls for accountability in allocation of state advertising
ISLAMABAD: The Senate Standing Committee on Information and Broadcasting on Friday called for stricter accountability in the allocation of state advertising. Chairman of the Committee Senator Sarmad Ali suggested that government advertisements for media organisations not registered with the EOBI should be stopped. The committee decided to seek an in-depth briefing from EOBI on the matter in its upcoming meeting. During discussion on the state of the media sector, Chairman of Committee Senator
🇵🇰 Pakistan·Dawn·29 days ago