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Two Iranian footballers are training with Brisbane Roar after seeking asylum in Australia during the Women's Asian Cup. They are receiving support as tensions continue between Tehran and Canberra over their decision to remain.
Snipers from Unit 636 thwarted a rock-throwing attack near Sinjil, killing two assailants and pursuing a third. Separately, a suspect accused of planning an imminent attack was arrested in Lod following intelligence from the Israel Security Agency.
Rachel Reeves will promise the fastest adoption of artificial intelligence among the Group of Seven as part of a broader plan to revive the economy. The strategy includes billions in funding for quantum computing and closer ties with the European Union.
Rachel Reeves will argue that closer ties with the European Union are vital to reviving Britain's stagnant economy. Opposition parties claim she is deflecting blame for weak growth as negotiations with Brussels continue.
Australians face the likelihood of another interest rate rise as inflation remains stubborn. The move would heighten political pressure on the government amid an ongoing cost of living crisis.
The House has passed a bill to strengthen and extend a law that helps heirs recover art looted during the Holocaust. The measure limits time-based legal defenses and now awaits the president’s decision.
Leqaa Kordia was freed after a year in immigration detention tied to a crackdown on pro Palestinian protesters. An immigration judge granted her release after finding little evidence supporting the government's case.
The Israel Defense Forces said it killed a Hamas movement commander in Gaza after what it described as a ceasefire violation. The action followed gunfire directed at Israeli troops, with no injuries reported.
Leqaa Kordia was released on bond after a year in immigration detention tied to a crackdown on pro-Palestinian protesters. An immigration judge ruled in her favor after finding little evidence supporting the government’s case.
Donald Trump claimed United States forces have devastated Iran's military by striking more than 7,000 targets and sinking over 100 naval vessels. He urged allies to help secure the Strait of Hormuz, but several countries have declined or expressed reluctance.
Donald Trump voiced frustration over what he described as limited international support in securing the Strait of Hormuz. He praised France’s willingness to help but criticized the United Kingdom for declining to send ships.
A new national poll shows American support for Israel has dropped sharply, driven by major shifts among Democrats and independents. The public is now nearly evenly divided in its sympathies between Israel and the Palestinians.
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