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Iranians are worried that an agreement with the US will free the regime to return to asserting control over its people.
The three-judge panel set a June hearing to review a Washington judge’s earlier order halting the project.
Sustained disruption to naphtha supply chains from the Iran war could lead to glove shortfall by late May, analysts say.
The model’s capabilities give it a potentially unprecedented ability to identify cybersecurity vulnerabilities – and to exploit them.
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The short-term fix comes after a Trump-backed bid to secure a longer-term extension failed in the House.
Believers slept overnight on mats to hear the address from the pontiff, who has drawn Trump’s ire with his anti-war comments.
Influencer Viktoria Bonya’s 20-million-view video sparked official response and action from Moscow.
Newly elected president Min Aung Hlaing also commuted all death sentences and released 4,300 prisoners to mark the Thingyan new year.
O’Neil seemed to confirm that LIV executives met in New York this week while refuting the idea that they were ‘summoned’.
The move follows the January ouster of Nicolas Maduro and could unlock billions in frozen assets for the Rodriguez administration.
PM Starmer is also facing calls to resign after it was revealed that his US envoy was appointed despite a failed security check.
‘The masters of war pretend not to know that it takes only a moment to destroy, yet often a lifetime is not enough to rebuild,’ Leo says.
‘Trump has no right to wake up in the morning and threaten a country,’ Brazil’s president says.
Japanese side and Qatari club are among eight teams left in Jeddah in the centralised finals series of the competition starting Thursday.
Officials warn the toll could rise after Russia unleashed missiles and hundreds of drones at Ukrainian cities.
Foreigners who went to South Korea for the K-pop group’s concerts spent US$38 million in purchases between January 1 and April 12 .
The Lebanese leader said Beirut’s position is that a ceasefire should precede negotiations.
The Geelong plant is one of only two operating oil refineries in Australia and supplies 10 per cent of the country’s total demand.
US president doubles down on religious imagery as his administration clashes with Pope Leo over the Iran war.
Senior Hezbollah official Ibrahim al-Moussawi says diplomatic efforts by Iran and other regional states could produce a ceasefire soon.
US-born pontiff urges respect for all people, says his travels have shown importance of pursuing dialogue between different communities.
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi confirms a rapid rise in activity at North Korea’s Yongbyon nuclear complex.
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi says the support will be equivalent to as much as 1.2 billion barrels of oil.
Peter Magyar wants to restore media independence after his landslide election win, ending Viktor Orban’s 16-year rule.
The 32-year-old Dane, who also won two world titles, says he is ‘no longer able to compete and train at the highest level’.
The British king’s first US state visit later this month takes on far greater significance amid tensions between Trump and Starmer.
The move could raise concerns in Washington, given that the US president’s personal wealth and business dealings are managed by his family.
US president accuses European ally of lacking ‘courage’ after she denounced his attacks on the pope and refused to join the Iran war effort.
With a parliamentary majority, Mark Carney will have a freer hand to govern – and solidify his grip on leading Canada.
