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President Trump says the United States and Iran are negotiating over Iran's nuclear program, with talks ongoing about the meeting location. Iran has shown willingness to suspend its nuclear program and consider new proposals to reduce tensions.
Senator Lidia Thorpe stormed out of the Senate during a heated debate over the invitation of Israeli President Isaac Herzog. The Greens' motion to condemn the government's decision failed after Labor and the Liberals voted against it.
A Mumbai court has closed a decade-old money laundering case involving Multi Commodity Exchange India Ltd and Jignesh Shah after investigators found no criminal offence. The enforcement directorate dropped proceedings, ending a long-running probe into alleged financial irregularities.
A Palestinian man was killed and three others wounded by military fire in Jericho after reportedly throwing stones at troops. No soldiers were hurt in the incident.
President Erdogan visited Saudi Arabia to boost ties and discuss trade and energy cooperation. The visit marks a thaw in relations and comes amid shifting alliances in the region.
A Virginia state senator has proposed a bill to classify Islamophobia as a hate crime in assault cases. The bill would expand hate crime definitions and require state agencies to update their reporting standards.
Eight people were arrested after a shooting at Bhiwani court, which police say was linked to gang rivalry. Two of the accused were injured during the encounter and hospitalized. The incident has renewed concerns about security at the court complex.
The World Baseball Classic features a full slate of international games, leading up to the championship. Teams from around the world compete for the title in group and elimination rounds.
Yeshiva students in Jerusalem helped a draft dodger evade arrest by disguising him and smuggling him away, prompting military police to withdraw amid fears of unrest.
An Israel Democracy Institute poll shows Israelis are split on joining a potential United States strike on Iran and reducing United States military aid. The survey also reveals differing views on Netanyahu's role in Trump's peace initiative and responsibility for a daycare tragedy in Jerusalem.
An Iranian drone was shot down near a United States carrier as tensions rise over maritime confrontations. Iran is also seeking to change the location and format of upcoming talks with the United States.
Iranian gunboats tried and failed to board a United States oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions as President Donald Trump boosts military forces in the region. Diplomatic talks are ongoing, with hopes for a negotiated agreement.
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