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As Tehran stalls on joining a critical second round of negotiations in Pakistan, Trump warns of resumed strikes if the Wednesday ceasefire deadline lapses without a deal.

'We have no plans': Iran casts doubt on second round of peace talks with US in Pakistan

Bangladesh’s mobile telecommunications network faces a large-scale shutdown as the West Asia war triggers a crippling fuel shortage. With data centers running on critical diesel reserves and the Strait of Hormuz blocked, AMTOB warns of a total digital blackout.

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Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad Ghalibaf says President Trump is trying to force “surrender” in negotiations as US-Iran ceasefire talks face uncertainty and tensions rise

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Trump promises a new nuclear pact with Iran that will 'guarantee peace and security' for Israel and the US. Contrasting his 'Islamabad Accord' with the 2015 JCPOA, Trump labels the previous deal a 'road to nuclear weapons' while signaling a strategic breakthrough in Pakistan. 

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Pentagon tensions rise as Pete Hegseth and Army Secretary Dan Driscoll clash over authority, firings, and Army leadership reforms under the Trump administration

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A planned fight between juveniles escalates into a mass shooting near Jefferson Middle School in Winston-Salem, leaving multiple victims as police investigate

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Donald Trump says the US will maintain its Iran blockade until a deal is reached, claiming Tehran is losing $500M daily and the US is 'winning a war'

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The defamation suit says that Fitzpatricks article wrongly asserts that Patel is a habitual drunk, unable to perform the duties of his office and is a threat to public safety.

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One being asked whether Iran will be participating in the talks to end the war in Pakistan, Trump replied by saying I dont know. I mean, theyre supposed to be there. We agreed to be there.

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Israeli drones targeted Southern Lebanon near the Litani River during a 10-day ceasefire. Lebanon's state media reports three injuries as truce stability wavers.

Israeli drones strike in southern Lebanon amid truce reports state media

A statement released by Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian spoke about “deep historical mistrust in Iran toward US government.”

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President Trump calls for "regime change" in Iran, citing nuclear threats and dismissing reports of external influence as "fake news."

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Hezbollah MP Hassan Fadlallah vows to breach Israel’s ‘Yellow Line’ buffer zone and rejects disarmament calls. Read the latest on the Lebanon ceasefire tensions.

'Will not accept': Hezbollah vows to breach Israel’s ‘Yellow Line’ and rejects disarmament

Florida International University student Gabriela Saldana was arrested for a felony after posting "jokes" about bombing a campus event. Authorities interpreted her "bonbon" references as credible threats against Benjamin Netanyahu.

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Since Russia has directed its troops into Ukraine, several high-profile Western citizens have been arrested, especially on charges of spying that are widely considered unfounded, with many later exchanged for Russians held abroad.

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Tehran said it has no plans for the next round of peace talks as the US sends a delegation to Pakistan headed by Vice-President JD Vance.

Iran remains defiant, says 'transferring uranium has never been on the table'

Japan is among the countries where tsunami waves reached on Thursday (July 30) after an 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Russia. But earthquakes and tsunamis are nothing new for the Asian nation, which prompted the governments over the years to establish earthquake-proof measures.  

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As the conflict enters its second month, ten key terms - ranging from strategic chokepoints like Hormuz to religious titles and military codenames - define the historical, linguistic, and political landscape of the war.

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Israeli PM Netanyahu vows "harsh action" against an IDF soldier filmed vandalising a Jesus statue in Lebanon. 

Netanyahu condemns vandalism of Jesus statue; vows punishment for soldier in Lebanon

North Korea tested short-range ballistic missiles with cluster munitions under Kim Jong Un’s supervision. South Korea condemned the launches, held an emergency meeting, and warned of a strong response.

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The US Navy seized the Iranian ship M/V Touska for breaching a blockade. Experts suggest it may become US property via prize courts, while crew's fate depends on their nationality.

What will happen to the Iranian ship seized by US Navy? Here’s what we know

China warned the US, Japan, and the Philippines against “playing with fire” as they launched their largest-ever joint drills. The exercises involve 17,000 troops and advanced weapons, amid rising regional tensions.

‘Playing with fire’: China warns as US, Philippines, Japan begin ‘biggest ever’ war games

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'We have no plans': Iran casts doubt on second round of peace talks with US in Pakistan

Bangladesh's mobile network faces shutdown amid fuel crisis

'We've prepared to reveal...': Ghalibaf warns Trump as ceasefire nears deadline

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Trump claims only his administration can 'guarantee peace' with new Iran pact

Teotihuacan shooting: Canadian woman dead, several injured as gunman opens fire

Hegseth vs Driscoll: The power struggle inside the Pentagon goes public

North Carolina mass shooting: Two killed as planned fight turns deadly; probe on

Trump: 'We will not take off until there is a deal', says 'blockade is...'

'Deal will be signed tonight': Trump's BIG statement as tensions escalate

Kash Patel sues The Atlantic magazine for alleging excessive drinking

'Lots of bombs start going off' if ceasefire expires: Trump warns Iran

Israeli drones strike in southern Lebanon amid truce reports state media

Deep historical mistrust in Iran toward US government: Iranian president

Trump calls for regime change in Iran; dismisses ‘fake news’ on war motivations

Hezbollah vows to breach Israel’s ‘Yellow Line’ and rejects disarmament

Who is Gabriela Saldana, student arrested for cracking joke about Netanyahu?

Russia arrests German woman over alleged Ukraine-linked bomb plot

Iran remains defiant, says 'transferring uranium has never been on the table'

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Netanyahu condemns vandalism of Jesus statue; vows punishment for soldier

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