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Russian President plans to send 400,000 more troops to Ukraine and refuses to back down

According to The Economist, the Russian president believes ending the war without capturing Donbas would endanger him with his own elite, as fears grow in the West over Kremlin plans for further escalation and repression

“Everyone survived by their own means”: Shocking testimonies, investigation into the causes, and anguish over those missing after the sinking off Kyrenia

Eight dead, captain and seven others detained – “Filo Jet” lies at a depth of 514 metres as search continues for the black box

New tensions in the Strait of Hormuz: U.S. bombs Larak, Iran strikes bases in Jordan

Revolutionary Guards report deaths and injuries and launch ballistic missiles and drone attacks against U.S. military facilities

US-Venezuela oil deal: Venezuela retains ownership, Rodríguez says

Statement in response to Trump’s remarks about what the two sides agreed

Iceland closes the door on the EU: “No” prevails in referendum on resuming negotiations

Any discussion regarding Iceland’s accession to the EU will be “frozen” at least until 2028

Unending tragedy in Nepal: 734 dead, 3,000 missing, and a race against time in the mud & debris

Rescue teams face difficult access due to rugged terrain and renewed rainfall

Shots fired at a rave party in northern Switzerland, reports of multiple victims

The incident occurred at around 3:00 a.m. local time at the “Aarauer Rave,” an annual party attended by 3,500 people at the Aarau racetrack

How Meta’s agreement could change the internet: What the 35-page settlement provides and Europe’s position

Meta may not have acknowledged legal liability for the allegations brought against it by US states. However, it is accepting for the first time that a large part of its business model is unsuitable for children - The commitments it has undertaken & the “game” involving YouTube & TikTok

Analysis: How Venezuela’s oil reserves change the game for the US, OPEC and the Strait of Hormuz

The U.S. gains control of 65 billion barrels through 100-year concessions — The agreement opens a new chapter for energy security, prices, OPEC, and geopolitical competition with China

Pirates return to the Gulf of Aden, with more than 90 seafarers held hostage

Attacks have more than tripled within a year – The redeployment of naval forces toward the Middle East is leaving security gaps in Somali waters

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