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Crowds flooded the streets to welcome the Iraqi soccer team back to Baghdad after their thrilling 2-1 win over Bolivia in the inter-confederation playoff.


Sam Altman is being sued again by his sister Annie Altman over allegations of sexual abuse dating back to the late 1990s.


Dubai authorities confirmed a “minor incident” after debris from an aerial interception struck the facade of an Oracle building in Dubai Internet City.


US President Donald Trump said the downing of American military jets would not affect negotiations with Iran, stating, “It’s war.”


Efforts to broker a ceasefire between the United States and Iran have hit a dead end, with Tehran refusing planned talks and calling Washington’s demands "unacceptable".
An Iranian missile exploded in the sky over Israel, with sirens heard across multiple areas. The incident signals a sharp rise in tensions, raising fears of further escalation in the region.


Iran has mocked the United States after Army Chief Gen Randy George’s sudden exit during the ongoing conflict in West Asia.

A French-linked container ship has successfully crossed the Strait of Hormuz, marking the first Western transit since the Iran conflict disrupted one of the world’s most critical oil routes.



Iran has offered rewards for capturing or killing a US pilot after claiming to have shot down a fighter jet. Reports suggest the pilot may be alive, with rescue efforts underway.


US President Donald Trump says the US could reopen the Strait of Hormuz, take control of oil flows and “make a fortune” as tensions with Iran escalate, with nearly 20 percent of global oil supply at risk and markets reacting to disruptions in one of the world’s most critical energy routes.




Iran claims it shot down 2 US F-35 jets in 24 hours, but US CENTCOM says all aircraft are accounted for.
AI chatbot Grok also questions the images, calling them unverified and inconsistent with F-35 design. Claims vs counterclaims continue in the Iran conflict.
Kim Jong-un and nuclear deterrence: countries without nukes fall, those with them survive. Nuclear weapons: shield or illusion?



Iran bridge target list: media names key Middle East crossings after Karaj strike, raising fears of retaliation.
Chris Murphy slams US-Iran war as Strait of Hormuz disruption threatens 20% of global oil supply.

Not Iran, Trump's USA is seeing a regime change
Regime change, the forcible overthrow of a foreign government, was repeatedly floated as one of the goals of the Trump administration’s war against Iran. Now, that regime change is finally arriving, but not in Tehran. Heads are rolling in Washington DC. The Trump administration has sacked three top officials since the war in Iran began.
Since the conflict began on February 28, more and more of President Donald Trump's closest aides and Cabinet members have been shown the door or are expected to bite the dust soon. The White House is in the midst of a sweeping purge, unfolding against the backdrop of the Iran war and the looming November 2026 midterms, where Democrats are expected to mount a fierce battle for control of Congress.


Iran has strongly condemned the recent bridge strike, with Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stating that targeting civilian infrastructure “will not compel Iranians to surrender.”
Iranian state media has released footage showing members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) writing anti-Donald Trump messages on missiles prepared for launch, in a striking display of escalating rhetoric.
The messages included sharp attacks on the US President, with one reading: “Thank you to all those who, even in America itself, condemn the war waged by the CRIMINAL GANG IN THE WHITE HOUSE.”
Tiger Woods DUI case: bodycam shows him mentioning call with Donald Trump before crash.


