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Qatar, Turkey, Pakistan and Indonesia unite under the “Badr Defense Pact,” targeting joint military production, technology transfer and defense cooperation. Could the initiative evolve into a broader strategic partnership?
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Can Susan Collins hold Maine’s Senate seat? The longtime Republican is facing Democrat Troy Jackson in a close contest shaped by Trump, the economy and healthcare. A loss would carry implications beyond Maine—but one race alone cannot confirm a national wave.
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Israeli and U.S. fighter jets reportedly flew toward Iran before turning back in a maneuver simulating a potential strike route. Reports describe it as a deterrence signal, but no imminent attack has been confirmed.
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France has reported the first documented human infection with the Shamonda virus, previously known to affect livestock. The patient died after being infected, but investigations continue into the circumstances. Authorities say no risk to the general population has been identified.
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Netanyahu or Eisenkot: Will Israel’s Iran and settlement policies change? Both candidates share key security positions, but differ over military strategy, settlement expansion and diplomacy ahead of Israel’s October 27 election.
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent shared before-and-after footage of Iran's Kharg Island, a major oil export hub. The video raises questions about possible damage but does not independently confirm its extent or operational impact.
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Trump accuses Iran of trying to drive up oil prices ahead of the US midterms, alleging Tehran is manufacturing reports of attacks and mines in Hormuz. Oil exports have recovered, but shipping risks and costs remain high.
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The UN warns that global warming could reach 2.6°C by 2100 even if countries meet their existing climate pledges. Under current policies, the rise could reach 2.8°C. The message: climate action must accelerate.
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TikTok employees reportedly warned executives about child safety risks, including sexual exploitation and harmful content. Court documents are raising questions about how the company responded. TikTok disputes the allegations and says it has invested billions in safety measures.
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Iran has reportedly set seven conditions for renewed U.S. negotiations through Pakistani mediation. Trump will determine Washington's terms as tensions over oil supplies, economic pressure and regional security complicate diplomacy.
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Apple now offers genuine DIY repair parts for the iPhone 18 Pro and its latest Macs. But with screen replacements costing up to $379 in the U.S., does self-service repair really make fixing your devices easier and cheaper?
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Boeing’s 737 MAX 10 has finally cleared a major regulatory hurdle after years of delays. With more than 1,550 orders and deliveries expected in 2027, can the aircraft help Boeing rebuild trust and challenge Airbus?
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