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End of August or Else: US, Europe Give Iran a Firm Deadline

Iran deadline pressure is mounting as the Trump administration and European allies give Tehran until the end of August to accept a nuclear deal—or face severe consequences.

U.K. Lowers Voting Age in Massive Election Reform

The United Kingdom has introduced a sweeping election reform strategy that sees 16-year-olds voting.

UN Aid Failure Exposed: Thousands of Pallets Left in Gaza, UN Points the Finger

Israel has called out a UN aid failure that continues to escalate the crisis in Gaza.

Israel Strikes Syrian Defense HQ to Protect Druze Civilians from Regime Violence

Israel launched a precision strike near the Syrian Defense Ministry headquarters in Damascus this week, aiming to protect vulnerable Druze civilians in the war-torn country.

Bahrain Invests Big in U.S.

Prime Minister and Crown Prince of Bahrain, Salman bin Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, met with President Donald Trump on Wednesday, declaring that the country will invest $17 billion into the United States.

Japan Calls China the ‘Greatest Strategic Challenge’

Japan has called China the "greatest strategic challenge" facing the international community in its new defense report.

State Department Introduces ‘Pro‑Family’ Loophole to Hiring Freeze

The State Department has implemented a pro‑family exemption allowing eligible family members of overseas diplomats to fill vacant positions.

And Don’t Let the Door Hit you… UN anti-Israel Panel Out After Trump Sanctions

The United Nations’ longtime anti-Israel panel is crumbling after all three of its commissioners abruptly resigned this week, just days after the U.S. government imposed sanctions on a pro-Hamas investigator.

Gaza Emigration Breakthrough: Trump’s Plan Quietly Picking-Up Steam

Israel has officially launched Gaza emigration talks with several unnamed nations, marking a significant advance in President Donald Trump’s long-standing proposal to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

China’s Secret Plan to Bypass U.S. Trade Routes

China pushes a $100 billion rail across South America to bypass the U.S.-controlled Panama Canal, raising alarms over sovereignty.

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