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Hillary Clinton addressed her connections to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell following inquiries about Maxwell attending her daughter's wedding.

Multiple explosions in Kabul occurred amid escalating military tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

The US and Iran have reportedly made significant progress in their nuclear talks in Geneva, as described by the mediator and Iranian officials.

Hillary Clinton's Congressional testimony related to Jeffrey Epstein was briefly halted after a photo of her was leaked online.

The article discusses allegations that France and the UK are considering supplying nuclear weapons to Ukraine to disrupt peace talks.

Former US judge Andrew Napolitano warns that providing Ukraine with nuclear weapons or components would escalate tensions dangerously.

Fyodor Lukyanov discusses how Russia's military operation in Ukraine represents a significant change in global political dynamics, challenging the notion that force is an illegitimate means of resolving disputes.

The article discusses an alleged plot by France and the UK to provide Ukraine with nuclear materials, showcasing the desperation of European nations in the face of the ongoing conflict.

A Serbian lawmaker warns that the presence of nuclear weapons in Ukraine could provoke a wider conflict with Russia.

The CEO of the World Economic Forum, Borge Brende, has resigned following revelations of his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.

The article explores the potential U.S. strategy of utilizing ethnic conflicts within Iran to undermine the regime amid rising tensions and the threat of military action.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that any future nuclear arms control agreement must include China alongside the US and Russia.

Iran is reportedly considering economic incentives to attract US President Donald Trump amid ongoing nuclear negotiations.

President Putin emphasizes the strategic importance of biotechnology supported by AI for Russia's industrial sovereignty during the Future Technologies Forum in Moscow.

A five-year-old boy named Mohammed 'Dodi' Assad, born in Gaza, has been repeatedly denied transfer for cancer treatment in Israel despite his family's requests.

A study reveals that leading AI models opted to deploy nuclear weapons in 95% of military simulations, highlighting the risks of AI in strategic decision-making.

The EU's aspirations for a new phase of the Nord Stream project face skepticism from various member states, particularly Hungary, which is expressing concerns over pipeline security amid threats from Ukraine.

Guinea has detained 16 soldiers from Sierra Leone for allegedly crossing the border without approval, sparking a diplomatic tension between the two countries.

Germany's Foreign Minister stated that discussions regarding seizing frozen Russian assets to assist Ukraine have concluded, indicating a shift in the EU's stance on the matter.

The article discusses the ongoing US-Iran negotiations in Geneva regarding Iran's nuclear program and the easing of sanctions amid escalating military tensions.

A report by the Committee to Protect Journalists reveals that Israel was implicated in a significant number of journalist deaths in 2025, primarily during the Gaza conflict.

South Africa's Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announced a significant increase in military and judicial spending to combat crime during the national budget speech.

Zimbabwe has withdrawn from a proposed health funding agreement with the United States, denouncing the deal as unequal and requiring the sharing of sensitive health information.

Iran's foreign minister expressed that India's relationship with Israel is 'unfortunate,' criticizing Israel's actions in Gaza during Prime Minister Modi's visit.

Russia has repatriated the bodies of 1,000 Ukrainian soldiers, according to a Kremlin aide, amid ongoing military tensions and humanitarian exchanges.

The EU is reportedly planning to negotiate a backroom deal with Hungary concerning Russian oil supplies in exchange for lifting its veto on a significant loan to Ukraine.

At least 25 people were killed in armed raids on two villages in northeastern Nigeria, with attackers posing as soldiers during the assaults.

The IMF warns that the US national debt is set to reach 140% of GDP within five years if fiscal deficits are not reduced.

Canada has changed its position and no longer associates the Indian government with violent crimes, as reported by a media briefing.

North Korea's Kim Jong-un has declared the country's commitment to further expanding its nuclear arsenal as part of a long-term strategy amid ongoing tensions with the United States.

Zimbabwe has enacted an immediate export ban on all raw minerals and lithium concentrates to promote local processing and curtail export malpractices.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised India's relations with Israel during his historic address to the Knesset, highlighting defense cooperation and shared historical ties.

Cuban authorities reported that a recent armed encounter with a US-flagged boat involved individuals suspected of planning a terrorist infiltration.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has refuted claims of American military involvement in a gunfight off the coast of Cuba, where four armed men were killed by Cuban authorities.

Spanish police, in collaboration with German authorities, have apprehended a suspect in the assassination of Andrey Portnov in 2025.

The Cuban coast guard killed four gunmen aboard a US-flagged speedboat after they reportedly opened fire during an intercept operation.

Ukrainian officials assert that the term 'forced mobilization' is a construct of Russian propaganda, amidst increasing violence in Ukraine's mobilization efforts.

Former directors of Poland's Internal Security Agency and Military Counterintelligence Service have been charged for alleged misuse of Pegasus spyware to spy on opposition politicians during the previous government.

Russia is considering fuel aid for Cuba amidst its ongoing energy crisis caused by reduced oil deliveries due to US restrictions.

Russia's UN ambassador claims Ukrainian heritage, citing family roots, amidst tensions between Russia and Ukraine.

US Ambassador to France Charles Kushner promises non-interference in France’s internal matters following diplomatic tensions regarding comments on political violence.

India is significantly enhancing its missile capabilities to establish itself as a key military power amidst regional tensions with Pakistan and China.

The US has dispatched a squadron of F-22 stealth fighter jets to an Israeli Air Force base amid rising tensions with Iran.

Vladimir Putin has called for collaboration with BRICS nations on bioeconomy projects, highlighting its importance for global economic growth.

Iran has dismissed President Trump's allegations about its nuclear ambitions as false and part of a larger propaganda effort against the country.

Russian officials are calling for German lawmakers to investigate claims regarding a plot involving nuclear materials from the UK and France for Ukraine.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Israel is met with protests over Israel's actions in Gaza, raising questions about his diplomatic balancing act between Israel and Arab nations.

A Ukrainian court ruled that a man who underwent gender transition is no longer eligible for military conscription, marking a notable legal definition amidst ongoing conflict with Russia.

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has ordered military and police reinforcements to protect energy infrastructure in response to perceived threats from Ukraine.

Trump is considering an executive order that would mandate banks to collect citizenship data from customers to strengthen efforts against undocumented migration.