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Britain formally blamed Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps for a suspected plot against RAF Fairford that triggered the sudden withdrawal of all 12 U.S. B-1 bombers, prompting new UK sanctions and a joint condemnation from 29 countries while Iran denied the allegations.
A British pro-life activist has pleaded not guilty to new charges for silently praying near an abortion clinic in Birmingham, in what her lawyers call the first prosecution of its kind testing freedom of thought under UK law.
Italy’s new school rules banning face coverings, capping foreign-born students at 30% per classroom, and fining parents who skip language courses are fueling a broader debate among experts over whether Europe’s assimilation struggles are a preview of what’s coming to America.
President Trump signed a security agreement with Denmark and Greenland tied to expanding U.S. military presence and encouraging long-term oil and mineral investment on the Arctic island.
Charles Spencer, Princess Diana’s brother, refused to discuss Prince Harry’s estrangement from the royal family during a People interview, while also addressing his own tell-all memoir about Diana.
Israel and Morocco signed a new US-brokered agreement in New York to deepen diplomatic and economic ties, restore direct flights, and expand cooperation across several sectors.
North Korea says it tested drones, missiles and rocket launchers in a weekend drill, which South Korean analysts say may reflect Russian battlefield influence and an effort to avoid antagonizing Washington after Trump scaled back joint exercises.
More than 30 people remain missing after a Vanuatu passenger ferry carrying 47 sank between two islands, with search crews now scouring the coastline as officials cite ignored storm warnings.
The Export-Import Bank is lending $99.6 million to Africell, the only American-owned telecom company in Africa, to help it compete against Huawei’s dominant 5G market share.
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