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Why Northern Ethiopia's Alliances Keep Shifting

This explainer breaks down the fluid and complex political and military relationships in northern Ethiopia, which have repeatedly redrawn the lines of conflict. It examines the roles of the federal government, Tigrayan forces, and regional actors like Amhara militias and the OLA. Understanding these changing loyalties is key to grasping the region's fragile ceasefire and ongoing instability.

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Trump Says War Cannot Last Much Longer; Peace Talks Update

President Trump stated that the ongoing war cannot continue much longer, signaling urgency for a diplomatic resolution. The comment comes amid the latest round of negotiations and shifting international pressure. His remarks reflect growing concern over the conflict’s prolonged human and economic toll.

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Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkey Sign Defense Pact as Regional Tensions Rise

Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey have signed a defense agreement amid escalating regional instability. The deal signals closer military cooperation between key Muslim-majority nations and could reshape security dynamics in the Middle East and South Asia.

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Trump's Iran Strategy Faces an 'Escalation Trap'

An analysis examines how the Trump administration's confrontational moves toward Iran are creating a dilemma where backing down appears weak, but responding further risks open conflict. The piece explores why the U.S. is cornered by its own rhetoric and pressure tactics. This matters as miscalculation on either side could trigger a broader regional war.

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Make Postgres 300x Faster for Analytics with Batching, Operator Fusion, SIMD

Developers have achieved a 300x speedup for analytical queries in PostgreSQL by applying batching, operator fusion, and SIMD optimizations. This significant performance boost could make Postgres a more practical choice for analytics workloads, potentially reducing reliance on specialized databases.

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Haitians in US risk arrest and deportation as TPS protections end

The United States has ended Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, leaving many vulnerable to arrest and deportation. Haitians who have lived and worked in the US for years now face removal to a country still struggling with instability. This policy shift affects thousands and signals a tougher stance on immigration.

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AI Tool Uncovers Novel HTTP Desync Attacks and Apache Zero-Day

Researchers using an AI-assisted tool called HTTP Terminator identified new HTTP request smuggling (desync) techniques and an Apache zero-day vulnerability. The findings expose previously unknown attack vectors in web infrastructure, underscoring AI's growing role in discovering critical security flaws.

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Europe Cautious as US Pushes Naval Mission in Strait of Hormuz

The United States is pressing European allies to join a naval mission to protect shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, but key European nations are hesitating, favoring diplomatic de-escalation with Iran. The strait is a vital chokepoint for global oil shipments, making the outcome of this disagreement crucial for energy security and regional stability.

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Europe's Power Grid Strained by Severe Drought and Heat

Intense drought and record heat across Europe are overwhelming the region's electricity infrastructure. Water shortages reduce hydropower output and hinder cooling for nuclear plants, while soaring temperatures drive up demand. The crisis highlights the urgent need for a more resilient and diversified energy system.