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A CBS News report says Iran may be able to withstand a new round of U.S. financial pressure if Washington does not impose meaningful restrictions on China’s role in Iran’s economy.
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The Washington Times says a double strike on a hospital in Gaza that killed 22 Palestinians, including journalists and rescue workers, has not led to publicly reported accountability a year later.
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The United Nations said armed men carried out a violent raid on a community near Haiti’s capital, killing dozens and abducting dozens more, as authorities face renewed pressure to protect civilians and restore security.
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Zach Witkoff, chief executive of Trump-linked World Liberty Financial, said the performance and reach of the firm’s stablecoin undermine claims that the Trump family benefited improperly from the company’s rise, as critics question whether related-party involvement violates conflict-of-interest expectations.
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A former senior Russian diplomat told CBS News that British facilities involved in producing drones for Ukraine face a risk of attack from unidentified actors, raising concerns for security planning and public protection.
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Frederiksen, Denmark’s left-wing prime minister, said Islamist extremism and integration failures pose an internal security risk for Europe, criticizing how some governments manage migration and border controls.
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China said it will not comply with a U.S. Treasury push aimed at cutting off all economic interactions with Iran, warning that the measures amount to “economic warfare.” The stance raises questions about enforcement and the scope of remaining trade and financial channels.
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Cao said drone activity near U.S. military installations has prompted the Navy to tighten security practices, including personnel checking whether posts could expose classified or operational details.
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The decree, signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin, would permit government authorities to take temporary control of certain critical infrastructure if private operators fail to protect facilities from drone attacks or to restore them after strikes, according to a report published Tuesday.
