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The government submitted a bill to parliament that would require grocery stores and pharmacies to accept cash on Wednesday

"Last night Iran's Intelligence Minister Khatib was also eliminated," Israeli Defence Minister Katz said in a statement

His remarks come as Brussels is struggling to get Budapest on board to approve a €90 billion aid package to Ukraine

The destruction of a rehabilitation hospital is difficult to reconcile with a strategy aimed at neutralizing militants. 

Details of AI 'nudifiers' ban and industrial rule changes could be flashpoints in upcoming talks with Council

Japan was prepared for a successful summit. Then the U.S. bombed Iran, and Trump demanded Japan send ships to the Strait of Hormuz.

NATO secretary general told MEPs to “keep dreaming” if the EU thinks it can defend itself without the US

Advanced technologies are propelling the CCP’s capabilities for suppressing speech to an entirely new level, both within and beyond China’s borders.

Trump’s war in Iran is blowing up MAGA’s alliance with Europe’s far right.

The EU commissioner in charge of the startup reform project also defended it against attacks from trade unions

Last Friday, Turkey confirmed a third ballistic missile from Iran was shot down in Turkish airspace by NATO forces

La guerre en cours au Moyen-Orient et les perturbations du transport maritime menacent les échanges commerciaux entre la Bosnie-Herzégovine, la Serbie et les pays du Golfe.

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The Iran war is returning the Gulf to a more insular, conflict-prone era.

America can make it easier for Iranians to revolt.

Both Russia and Ukraine will struggle to reintegrate millions of veterans.

Governments and companies must do more to detect and debunk them.

Talks underway center on economic reforms.

The U.S. is now a net oil exporter. With the right policy changes, it can protect consumers from high prices.

Islamabad maintains that it hit “military and terrorist infrastructure,” not a civilian drug rehabilitation center.

Beijing must navigate an oil crunch and fragile diplomacy with Washington.