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Hezbollah's renewed attacks have underscored the limits of recent military efforts to contain the group. As Israel weighs a major ground operation in Lebanon, a French-backed diplomatic initiative offers a possible alternative to prolonged conflict.
Paul Thomas Anderson's 'One Battle After Another' won best picture at the 98th Academy Awards, leading a night that blended historic wins with political moments. Films about the Gaza war went home empty-handed, while major acting and technical awards marked several milestones.
Celebrities used the Academy Awards red carpet to protest immigration enforcement policies and call for a ceasefire in Gaza. The ceremony took place under heightened security amid concerns about tensions with Iran.
Iran says it will only end the conflict if attacks stop permanently and reparations are paid. The foreign minister insisted the country is prepared for further escalation while claiming the leadership remains stable and in control.
President Donald Trump called on major powers to send warships to secure the Strait of Hormuz, but no country offered firm commitments. As fighting between Iran and Israel escalates, oil reserves are being released and regional casualties continue to rise.
Two weeks into war with the United States and Israel, Iran is facing heavy civilian casualties and a nationwide internet blackout. Journalists say reporting from inside the country has become increasingly difficult amid widespread disruption and regional escalation.
Israel may expand its reserve mobilization to 450,000 troops as it prepares for possible escalation in Lebanon. The move would support a potential ground operation and a wider security buffer zone along the northern border.
Twelve people were arrested after a banned al-Quds Day march in central London drew hundreds of protesters. Police investigated anti-Israel chants and deployed a large force to separate demonstrators and counterprotesters.
An Ohio Republican lawmaker says Tucker Carlson should be prosecuted for treason if he worked with Iran. Carlson denies the claim and alleges federal intelligence agencies are targeting him over his views.
The government will unveil a 50 million pound support package for households hit by soaring heating oil prices after crude oil surged amid Middle East conflict. Ministers have warned companies against exploiting the crisis as regulators investigate the market.
European Union ministers will քննարկ strengthening their Red Sea naval mission but are unlikely to extend it to the Strait of Hormuz. Concerns over energy security are rising, yet officials say any expansion would require unanimous approval and careful consideration.
A fifth Iranian women's soccer player has withdrawn her asylum request in Australia and will return to Iran. Only two team members remain in Australia after initially seeking protection.
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