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What Could US Sanctions Mean for the UN Palestinian Refugee Agency?
The Trump administration is actively considering an unprecedented step: imposing terrorism-related sanctions on the United Nations...
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Sultan Bin Ahmed inaugurates Global Congress for Children and Youth Film
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Blowback From Unchecked AI is One of the Risks Outlined for Anthropic Investors
Technology
Sweden Bans ChatGPT, Claude on Government PCs Over Data Security Issues
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia Captures Houthi Rockets, Drones as Talks with Iran Continue
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How Princess Rajwa Al-Hussein Honored Jordan’s 80th Independence Day
Princess Rajwa Al-Hussein honored Jordan's 80th Independence Day in a striking sky blue gown that seamlessly blended elegance with...
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Kennedy Calls Out the Trump Administration for Its Pesticide Decisions
An unexpected political rift has emerged within the Trump administration, pitting pro-industry regulatory decisions against the he...
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How Trump’s Remarks on Non-White Immigrants Are Shaping Public Debate
Remember 2018? When a reported vulgarity used to describe certain nations sparked a firestorm of denial and debate? That chapter f...
Middle East
Dozens Killed in Sudan Drone Attack: Why South Sudan’s Economic Lifeline Is at Risk
The news from the border between Sudan and South Sudan this week is grim. A drone strike, reportedly carried out by the Sudanese A...
World
Guinea-Bissau’s Decision to Restrict Transitional Leaders: A Step Toward Fair Governance?
In the aftermath of its latest coup, Guinea-Bissau’s military junta has laid out a 12-month roadmap for a return to civilian rule....
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Why Bulgaria’s Court Refused to Extradite the Beirut Blast Shipowner
In a decision with profound legal and diplomatic implications, a court in Sofia, Bulgaria, has refused Lebanon’s request to extrad...
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Decades of Deforestation: The Hidden Cause Behind the Sumatra Flood Disaster
In the wake of the devastating floods and landslides that swept across Sumatra last month, claiming nearly 1,000 lives, a stark im...
World
How Louvre Thieves Managed a 30-Second Escape: What the Probe Uncovered
A damning investigation into the audacious October theft of crown jewels from the Louvre has revealed a cascade of security failur...
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Greek Coast Guard Searches for Missing Migrants After Boat Found Adrift
A partially deflated and waterlogged rubber boat, adrift in rough seas southwest of Crete, became the scene of another grim Medite...
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US Judge Reverses Trump-Era Restrictions on Pro-Palestinian Tufts Student
In a significant ruling, a federal judge in Boston has cleared the way for Tufts University PhD student and pro-Palestinian activi...
World
Japan’s 7.5 Earthquake: 23 Injured and a 2-Foot Tsunami Explained
A powerful magnitude 7.5 earthquake struck off the coast of northern Japan late Monday night, sending tremors through the region a...