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- Iran’s national security council denies US talks and questions Washington’s intent
Secretary Mohsen Rezaei said Tehran is not holding talks with Washington, rejecting US statements about negotiations with Iran. He claimed the statements seek to ease economic pressure and lower oil prices, framing them
· tass.com - Dutch dementia carers report severe health toll in survey
Among 12,000 respondents to an Alzheimer Nederland survey, most reported mental, physical or relationship problems; nearly three in ten said they could continue caring for at most a year. The group warns ageing will incr
· nos.nl - Russian newspapers hail US security wording as Kremlin victory
Russian newspapers call it a Kremlin victory that US negotiators want UAE talks with Russia and Ukraine to address a broader European security structure. The phrase echoes Putin’s 2021 demands on NATO, but the papers exp
· dr.dk - Brazilian newspaper urges Trump to negotiate an exit from Iran deadlock
A Brazilian newspaper says Donald Trump must negotiate seriously to break the impasse with Iran and consider some Iranian demands. The commentary argues he lacked a strategy to force Iran to yield and still has no clear
· irna.ir - Herzog gives Eisenkot first chance to oust Netanyahu
Israel’s new Knesset has been sworn in, with President Isaac Herzog asking opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot to form a government after he secured more lawmakers’ recommendations than Benjamin Netanyahu. Eisenkot has 28 da
· bbc.co.uk - Somalia’s ex-chief justice says forces seized top court
Former Chief Justice Bashe Yusuf Ahmed said more than 300 security personnel occupied Somalia’s Supreme Court after it ruled President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s term extension unconstitutional. The account signals a direct
· aljazeera.com - UKMTO reports maritime incident off Oman, details unclear
UK Maritime Trade Operations said Tuesday night it received a report of an incident 19 nautical miles northeast of Lima, Oman. The agency gave no details about the incident, any vessel involved or possible damage, leavin
· irna.ir - Longtime passenger leaves Ghent taxi driver €500,000 property
A woman who used Joeri Cools’s taxi in Ghent for 18 years left the former driver a property worth about €500,000 after her death at 81. Their long bond of trust shaped the bequest, though inheritance tax would leave Cool
· nos.nl - New Delhi smog surges despite pollution controls
Air-quality monitors recorded extreme pollution in New Delhi around Diwali, despite court limits on fireworks and new local restrictions on traffic and construction. Cold air traps emissions, while construction dust and
· nos.nl - Zaluzhny says Ukraine exhausted shell stocks in spring 2022
Valery Zaluzhny said Ukraine fired the last shell from its stockpile in spring 2022. The former military chief argued that war’s material base remains decisive, shaping military doctrine and strategy alongside battlefiel
· tass.com - Qatari PM visits Washington as US-Iran diplomacy revives
Qatar’s prime minister visited Washington amid renewed US-Iran diplomacy, with analyst Nayef Al-Nabet pointing to shifts in both sides’ positions. Qatari mediation is focused on narrowing those differences and returning
· aljazeera.com - Turkey’s COP31 electricity target draws fossil-power criticism
Turkey proposed raising electricity’s share of energy use from about 20% to 35% by 2035, but critics say the wording could let coal and gas power count. The EU and others demand renewable electricity and a fossil-fuel ph
· svt.se