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The United States Department of Justice has sued Harvard University, alleging it failed to address antisemitism on campus and seeking to freeze and recover federal funds. The lawsuit escalates a long-running dispute between the federal government and the university.
An Iranian man and a Romanian woman were charged after allegedly trying to enter a Scottish naval base housing Britain’s nuclear submarines. The incident comes amid heightened tensions between Iran and the United Kingdom.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps deployed about 100 officers to rebuild and restructure Hezbollah after major losses in 2024. The effort helped the group reenter the current war with Israel, triggering heavy cross‑border fighting and significant casualties in Lebanon.
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed regional security with Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian. He condemned attacks on critical infrastructure and emphasized the need to keep shipping routes secure.
An Iranian man and a Romanian woman have been charged after attempting to enter a Scottish naval base that houses the United Kingdom's nuclear submarines. They are due to appear in court on Monday.
Nir-Or Group is partnering with Lucky Chicken in a deal worth over 10 million Israeli shekels, marking its entry into the fried chicken sector. The companies plan three new branches and broader nationwide expansion.
Strikes on major gas facilities have intensified the conflict between Israel and Iran, sending energy prices higher. Meanwhile, political uncertainty lingers in Venezuela, and cultural stories emerge from Latvia, South Korea and Finland.
The United States and Israel launched fresh strikes on Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility, with no reported radiation leak. Iranian officials confirmed the attack and vowed to rebuild, while international monitors warned of potential nuclear risks.
The Board of Peace has presented Hamas with a written proposal calling for full disarmament in exchange for reconstruction and potential incentives. Hamas leaders have resisted giving up weapons, and uncertainty remains over funding and Israel's position.
An Iranian man and a Romanian woman have been charged after attempting to enter a Scottish naval base that houses Britain’s nuclear submarines. The case comes amid rising tensions between Britain and Iran over military cooperation with the United States.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps rebuilt and reorganized Hezbollah after heavy losses in 2024, embedding officers and shifting to a decentralized command structure. The changes helped the group reenter the regional war alongside Tehran despite ongoing Israeli strikes.
Syrian Kurds returned to Afrin to celebrate Nowruz openly for the first time in years after government reforms and a return agreement. The holiday was newly recognized as a national celebration, marking a significant shift in Kurdish rights.
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