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Ukraine struggles to hold the front

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Trump, in Florida says suspect was wounded during attack

Taiwan faces calls from Washington to spend more on its own defence

Russian bombardments hammer Kyiv

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Experts hail growing interactions between two world powers as a positive development for global stability

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US and Ukraine seek to bridge differences on a peace plan, but key issues remain unresolved

Trump's proposals criticised as favouring Russia

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Three divisional commanders among several officers fired

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China criticises Japan's plan to deploy missiles on island near Taiwan

Tabatabai most senior commander to be killed by Israel since 2024 truce

China claims Taiwan and won’t rule out force, but the island says only its people can decide their future.

Delegation at Imrali prison asked Ocalan about PKK disarmament and a deal with Syria and the SDF

Israel seeks a force to disarm Hamas; Palestinians insist it also keep Israeli troops away

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Leaders warn of global 'rupture' amid rising blocs

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Climate ministry anticipates 'negative demand' in key industrial hubs next year

Egypt, Qatar and the US mediated between Hamas and Israel to secure last month’s ceasefire

Officials say regime change under consideration as carrier strike group deployed to Caribbean

'Fighter sales are driven by high order political realities, which supersede a one-off incident'

Say US plan for Ukraine peace needs work

Was sentenced to 27 years in prison over a scheme to stop leftist Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva from taking office

Minister says constitutional tweak contingent on political consensus

Thousands of Tunisians gathered on Saturday in the capital to protest against the jailing of government critics

Two tremors hit Bangladesh on Saturday, a day after an earthquake struck outside Dhaka, killing at least 10 people

Takaichi’s Taiwan doctrine edges Japan into a volatile new conflict zone

Google’s first Chromebook assembly line gives Pakistan a chance to shift from tech consumer to tech builder

The world’s largest emitters stayed away, leaving rising emissions and vulnerable populations to bear the cost

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The EU dropped fossil-fuel language after Saudi Arabia and others opposed any mention of a transition

Israeli blasts hit homes and sites in eastern Rafah and Khan Younis, causing casualties in the yellow zone

G20 in South Africa adopts climate declaration without US input, a move Washington calls shameful