Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that recent military operations in Iran have created new opportunities, particularly in the effort to secure
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Read more →On Monday, Israel launched some of the most intense strikes on Gaza in recent weeks, killing at least 60 people, including women, children, and a journalist.
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Read more →At the recent NATO summit in The Hague, stark differences emerged between the U.S. and Europe regarding Russian President Vladimir Putin's intentions in
Read more →Japan carried out its first execution in nearly three years by hanging Takahiro Shiraishi, 34, known as the “Twitter killer,” at the Tokyo Detention House.
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Read more →Iran is facing significant internal unrest following a dramatic escalation in domestic security measures after Israel’s June 13 airstrikes, which reportedly
Read more →Thailand, once hailed as the first Asian country to decriminalize cannabis, is now backtracking amid growing domestic and international pressure. New measures
Read more →In the past, the methods through which political campaigns receive financial support have seen major developments. What used to be a straightforward system
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