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Erfan Soltani confirmed alive by Iranian Human Rights Group after days of uncertainty

The statement follows days of uncertainty and conflicting reports about the fate of the detained protester

Piers Morgan recovering in hospital after serious fall in London

The broadcaster fractured his femur at a restaurant, will undergo a full hip replacement, and expects weeks on crutches as he begins recovery

Iraq veterans report long-term health concerns after a lack of medical screening for toxic exposure

Despite meeting the government a year ago, RAF veterans exposed to a harmful chemical in Iraq say they feel let down and ignored

Politico: Europe for the first time considers tough response to Trump on Greenland tariffs, what is the Anti-Brexit Act

The Europeans are under pressure to abandon the soft approach they have adopted so far towards Trump

The backstory behind Trump’s decision not to attack Iran: The camps in the White House, the SMS from Tehran, and the calls from Arab allies

Washington Post describes the dramatic hours that halted the almost decided U.S. strike on Tehran

What Trump is seeking with the extra tariffs on eight European countries for Greenland, the trade deal with the EU is in the air

The BBC calls it an unprecedented move, the Guardian calls it a devastating blow to the 2025 summer agreement

War, diplomacy, or insurrection: What’s next in Iran

The Iranian regime faces the most serious threat to its survival, despite the repression of protests - The possibility of a US strike remains on the table - The landscape for the next day is blurred

New tensions in the Middle East as Trump invites regional leaders to the Gaza Peace Council

Trump’s move to form a Peace Council for Gaza brings Turkey, Egypt, Qatar and Argentina to the table, prompting unease in Israel and reshaping regional diplomacy

The horror of the “Tariff of the Dead”: how the Iranian regime prices the bodies of protesters

An Iranian businessman living in Greece explains to protothema.gr how the world's harshest dictatorship works - "They say that the money they are asking for is the money they spent on bullets to kill protesters. Unbelievable and yet true"

Greenland as the first line of defense for the U.S. and NATO: See the maps that explain Trump’s keen acquisition

The geographic reality that explains why the United States has repeatedly sought, for more than a century, to acquire Greenland

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