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Iran Intensifies Domestic Security as U.S. Tensions Persist

Iran is tightening internal security measures while facing ongoing confrontation with the United States. The crackdown reflects Tehran's efforts to manage potential unrest as the threat of conflict continues to loom.

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Israel's Government-Military Pact Falls Apart

The longstanding informal agreement between Israel's political leadership and its military establishment has broken down, signaling a deepening rift over policy and command. This split threatens to undermine cohesion in national security decision-making during an already volatile period. The development matters because it could affect military operations, civilian oversight, and public trust in state institutions.

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EU AI Act Takes Effect: What's New, What's Still on Hold

The European Union's landmark AI Act began phased implementation this week, introducing binding rules on high-risk AI systems and prohibited practices. Deeper obligations for general-purpose AI and other categories will roll out in stages through 2026. This regulation sets a global benchmark for AI governance, affecting tech companies and consumers far beyond Europe.

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Nigerian Forces Rescue Over 300 Hostages from Militant Captors

Nigerian security forces freed more than 300 people who had been abducted by militants, according to reports. The operation marks a major success against armed groups responsible for mass kidnappings in the region. The rescue provides relief to families and highlights ongoing security challenges in Nigeria.

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Deadliest Malnutrition Hits Critical Levels in Afghanistan

Afghanistan is facing a critical surge in severe acute malnutrition, the deadliest form of the condition, according to Al Jazeera. The crisis threatens the lives of thousands of children and highlights the urgent need for humanitarian intervention.

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Trump's Gaza Peace Board Awards First Contract, for a Military Base

The board created under Trump to promote peace in Gaza has issued its first building contract, which is for a military base rather than civilian reconstruction. This move raises concerns about the plan's intentions and its potential to escalate, rather than resolve, tensions in the region.

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UK far-right Prevent referrals up 20% as anti-terror reports hit record

New figures show referrals to the UK's Prevent deradicalization program for extreme rightwing extremism rose by 20%, while overall anti-terror reporting reached a record high. The increase underscores growing concern over the far-right threat and the pressure on Britain's counter-extremism system.

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Ebola Outbreak Worsens as Health Workers Strike Over Pay

An Ebola outbreak is accelerating even as healthcare workers walk off the job to protest unpaid wages. The strike threatens to cripple containment and treatment efforts just as case numbers rise. This disruption could prolong the crisis and increase fatalities across affected communities.

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Progress Reported on Hormuz Deal; Key Positions Remain Unclear

Negotiators signal a deal over the Strait of Hormuz is near, a crucial step for global oil shipping and regional stability. The latest updates highlight ongoing gaps between the involved parties on key terms. An agreement would significantly ease tensions and secure vital energy transit routes.