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Iran Looks for Exit From ‘Neither War nor Peace’ Stalemate With US

Iran is seeking a diplomatic path to break the current deadlock with the United States, avoiding both open conflict and a fragile state of no-war, no-peace. The move reflects Tehran’s desire to reduce tensions while preserving its strategic position amid ongoing nuclear and regional disputes.

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Vance claims US destroyed Iran's nuclear program

US Vice President JD Vance said the United States has "destroyed" Iran’s nuclear program, a major claim amid escalating military actions in the region. If accurate, it would mark a decisive blow to Iran’s nuclear ambitions, but the statement has not been independently confirmed. The assertion could reshape diplomatic and military calculations across the Middle East.

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Rescuers Pull 19 Bodies From Rubble of Destroyed Gaza Building

Search and rescue crews recovered 19 bodies from the rubble of a building destroyed in Gaza. The incident adds to the mounting civilian toll amid ongoing hostilities in the region. The recovery highlights the continued dangers and humanitarian impact of the conflict.

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Pakistan-Saudi-Turkiye Defence Pact Could Reshape US Strategy

Speculation is growing about a possible trilateral defence pact among Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkiye. Such an alignment would shift regional power dynamics and potentially challenge US influence in the Middle East and South Asia. Analysts are debating whether Washington would need to recalibrate its military and diplomatic posture.

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Amazon data center could become largest U.S. climate polluter

A planned Amazon data center could emit more greenhouse gases than any other single facility in the U.S., according to a new analysis. The project, if powered by fossil fuels, would significantly undermine Amazon’s climate pledges. Its potential status as the top polluter highlights the tension between AI-driven infrastructure growth and environmental targets.

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Trump's Former Lawyer Sworn In as US Attorney General

A former personal lawyer to Donald Trump has been confirmed and sworn in as the United States Attorney General, placing a close political ally at the helm of the Justice Department. The appointment signals a major shift in the department's priorities and raises questions about its independence, particularly regarding ongoing legal cases tied to the former president. This move is significant because it grants presidential influence over federal law enforcement and high-profile prosecutions.

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Challenges Threaten the Fate of the Mecca Agreement

The article examines the obstacles undermining the Mecca agreement, a reconciliation deal between Palestinian factions. These challenges include internal divisions, external pressure, and disputes over governance and security. The agreement's survival is critical for Palestinian political unity.

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Climate Scientists Warn 'Super El Niño' May Bring Flooding to Western US

Climate scientists warn that a potential 'Super El Niño' event could bring a wet winter and increased flooding to the western United States. The phenomenon is expected to significantly alter rainfall patterns, raising risks for communities already vulnerable to extreme weather.

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Canada Wildfire Doubles Overnight, Forcing Thousands to Evacuate

A fast-moving wildfire in Canada has doubled in size, prompting thousands of residents to flee their homes. Emergency crews are battling the blaze as dry conditions and wind continue to fuel its spread. The evacuations highlight the escalating threat of wildfires in the region.