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Iran conflict intensifies despite fragile ceasefire
Iranian drones and missiles struck Kuwait’s main airport and later targeted Bahrain, escalating the back-and-forth with the United States after the ceasefire. The attacks killed one person, injured dozens, and renewed fears that the conflict could widen further.
U.S. House votes to curb Trump’s war powers on Iran
The U.S. House passed a Democrat-led measure aimed at ending the war, with four Republicans joining Democrats. The move would require President Trump to seek congressional approval or withdraw U.S. forces, signaling rare bipartisan pushback over the conflict.
Netanyahu says U.S. and Israel still aligned on Iran strategy
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he and President Trump still agree on the broad direction of the war against Iran. The statement comes as the conflict remains in a tense stalemate and negotiations show no progress.
EU leaders gather in Montenegro for Western Balkans summit
Top European Union leaders are meeting in Tivat, Montenegro, for the EU-Western Balkans summit. The talks focus on enlargement, regional stability, and the bloc’s wider strategy as it tries to manage internal divisions and external pressure.
Cyprus and Kazakhstan deepen political and economic cooperation
Cyprus and Kazakhstan signed five cooperation agreements during the first visit by a Cypriot president to Kazakhstan. The talks covered trade, investment, transport, and digital development, alongside plans for new direct flights and stronger diplomatic ties.
EU struggles to tighten sanctions on Russian tankers
The EU is reportedly stuck on a ban on maritime services for Russian oil tankers. Opposition from Greece and Malta, along with broader geopolitical complications, has made a policy shift difficult.
Iran-linked accounts accused of online influence campaign
Researchers say accounts linked to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps posed as Scottish and Irish users to build credibility online. After gaining followers, the accounts reportedly shifted toward spreading pro-Iranian narratives.
Iran’s supreme leadership signals defiance toward the U.S.
Iran’s Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei said the country had delivered a “decisive blow” to a “malicious enemy,” according to Euronews coverage. The remark appears aimed at projecting strength as reports circulate about possible peace talks.
Pakistan coalition tensions continue over power-sharing
Reports from Pakistani media say differences persist between the PPP and the government, with senior leaders expected to meet again soon. The dispute reflects ongoing strain within the ruling coalition as it navigates internal bargaining and regional political contests.
CBS fires longtime 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley
CBS dismissed veteran correspondent Scott Pelley after reported clashes with the network’s new management. The move has drawn attention because it follows a broader series of senior newsroom departures and internal conflict over editorial direction.