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Al Jazeera English

Two Palestinians Killed During Raid by Settlers and Israeli Forces in West Bank

Two Palestinian teenagers were killed during a raid by settlers and Israeli forces in al-Mughayyir, a village in the occupied West Bank. The United Nations reports that at least 79 Palestinians have been killed in the region since the start of 2026, with ongoing concerns regarding settler violence and its implications.

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Guardian — US

Trump Comments on Harry and Meghan's Return to the UK

Donald Trump commented positively on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's return to the UK, stating he was not a fan of them. He praised the late Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles III, mentioning his good relationships with both.

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Al Jazeera English

Saudi Arabia condemns Iranian attack on tanker in Strait of Hormuz

Saudi Arabia condemned an Iranian attack on the Sidr tanker, owned by Bahri, which resulted in the deaths of two Filipino crew members while transiting the Strait of Hormuz. The attack was condemned by regional neighbors, and Bahri confirmed the incident, stating it is in contact with relevant authorities. The US has maintained that vessels can safely navigate the waterway despite recent tensions.

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Al Jazeera English

US to Use OAS to Address Nicaragua's Constitutional Changes

The United States will leverage the Organization of American States (OAS) to isolate Nicaragua following constitutional changes that limit political opposition. Secretary of State Marco Rubio criticized President Ortega's actions as a threat to democracy and announced plans to urge other countries to halt normal relations with Nicaragua. The constitutional reforms, which extend the presidential term and ban opposition parties, have drawn significant criticism both domestically and internationally.

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Al Jazeera English

Malta Court Acquits Businessman Yorgen Fenech in Journalist Caruana Galizia Murder Case

Yorgen Fenech has been acquitted by a Maltese court of charges related to the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, who was killed in 2017. The jury's decision came after deliberation, and Caruana Galizia's family expressed their disappointment, citing ongoing institutional failures in protecting her. The case has highlighted issues of corruption and political accountability in Malta.

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Al Jazeera English

EU Plans Additional Sanctions Against Russia Following Drone Attack Accusations

The European Union is set to impose additional sanctions on Russia following Germany's accusations of a failed drone attack attributed to Moscow. EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas announced plans to sanction 1,600 individuals linked to Russia's military sector and highlighted support for banning former Russian military personnel from entering the EU. The EU has sanctioned over 3,000 Russian entities since the invasion of Ukraine.

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Al Jazeera English

EU Responds to Increase in Israeli Settler Violence Against Palestinians

Israeli settler violence against Palestinians has escalated amid ongoing settlement expansions. The European Union has condemned these actions but is divided on potential further measures. Key political figures are involved in the discussion regarding the EU's response.

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Fox News — Latest

Putin Expresses Support for Iran Amid Growing Bilateral Relationship

The relationship between Iran and Russia is reportedly strengthening, with both countries expressing mutual support during a meeting at the SCO Summit. Russian President Vladimir Putin voiced solidarity with Iran, while experts highlighted the strategic importance of their partnership amid economic challenges. The ongoing U.S.-Iran conflict is viewed as a test of will, with skepticism about the potential for diplomatic resolution as long as the current Iranian regime remains in power.

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Al Jazeera English

Swiss police confirm lone gunman in rave shooting incident

Swiss police have identified a 43-year-old man as the lone suspect in a shooting at a rave that resulted in the death of a 22-year-old Italian woman and injuries to five others. The suspect, who has psychological issues, surrendered to authorities and has not disclosed a motive for the attack. The incident has raised concerns in a country where mass shootings are rare.

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Deutsche Welle

Germany's New Measures Against Russia May Have Limited Impact, Experts Say

Germany has implemented punitive measures against Russia following an attempted drone attack, but experts believe these actions may have limited effectiveness. Analysts suggest that while the measures could provoke reciprocal actions from Russia, they are unlikely to significantly alter Moscow's strategic calculus. The ongoing tensions highlight the complexities of diplomatic relations and the potential for escalation.

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Al Jazeera English

Families Seek Answers After US Military Strikes Target Fishing Vessels in the Caribbean

Families of missing fishermen in the Caribbean are seeking answers after US military strikes targeting alleged narcotics traffickers. The Trump administration has conducted numerous bombings, resulting in over 220 deaths, but has not provided transparency or identified victims. Critics argue that the strikes may constitute extrajudicial killings and lack legal justification.

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BBC — World

Saudi Arabia Reports Iranian Attack on Tanker Killed Two Filipino Sailors

Saudi Arabia has reported that an Iranian attack on a Saudi-owned supertanker, Sidr, resulted in the deaths of two Filipino sailors. The incident occurred in the Strait of Hormuz amid heightened tensions following US air strikes on Iran. The Saudi foreign ministry condemned the attack and emphasized the need for respect for international navigation and energy security.

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Washington Post — World

Putin comments on Ukrainian conflict and U.S. mediators

During a news conference, Russian President Vladimir Putin declared that he would not negotiate with Ukrainian 'terrorists.' His statements coincided with escalated military operations by Russia in Kyiv, suggesting a reduced possibility for a peace agreement in the Ukraine conflict.

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Al Jazeera English

Brazilian Activist Calls for Release of Tunisian Flotilla Organizers

A Brazilian activist has demanded the release of four Tunisian organizers of the Global Sumud Flotilla, detained since March. The activists were arrested after announcing a new mission to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza. They are currently held in Mornaguia Prison, facing allegations of financial crimes, with concerns raised about their health and well-being.

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usatoday.com

US Ambassador to NATO urges allies to prepare for potential Russian aggression

U.S. Ambassador to NATO Matt Whitaker has urged NATO allies to enhance their defense readiness in light of potential aggression from Russia. Despite no immediate threat from President Vladimir Putin, leaked intelligence suggests a possible limited attack on NATO members in the coming years. Whitaker emphasized the need for increased defense spending and military preparedness among allies.

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Guardian — US

US Increases Aid Contribution for Nepal Flood Victims to $500,000

The US state department has allocated $500,000 in emergency funds for relief efforts in Nepal following severe flooding that has resulted in over 1,000 deaths. Experts have criticized this initial aid amount as insufficient, prompting discussions about the US's overall response to international disasters.

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Washington Examiner

Saxony-Anhalt Election May Challenge Germany's Political Norms

Voters in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, are set to elect a new government, with polling indicating that the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) may achieve a majority. This election could challenge Germany's political norms, particularly the principle of the 'Brandmauer,' which prevents mainstream parties from collaborating with extremist parties. The outcome may have significant implications for the future of German democracy.

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