UN Nuclear Watchdog Says It Hasn’t Verified Iran’s Near-Weapons-Grade Uranium for Five Months
IAEA says it lost track of Iran’s highly enriched uranium after June strikes on nuclear sites
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Thousands of African Migrants Return Home Under EU Program; Many Say Support Never Came
US Aircraft Carrier Heads Toward Venezuela in Show of Force
Returnees say EU-funded reintegration aid never arrived, leaving them vulnerable and in debt
Iran’s Khamenei Issues Ultimatum to Trump as Tensions Rise
Iran’s leader rules out talks unless Washington changes policy on Israel and regional forces, as tensions rise after US strikes and worsening regional instability
Trump Claims Pakistan Is Testing Nuclear Weapons, Defends US Nuclear Trials
In an interview with CBS’ 60 Minutes, Trump reiterated that the United States must restart testing to keep pace with global rivals
India Eyes T20 Challenge After Historic Women’s World Cup Triumph
Mass Killings Reported after El Fasher Falls to RSF; Thousands Displaced
Thousands Evacuated as Typhoon Kalmaegi Approaches Philippines
Former UN climate chief calls Hurricane Melissa a symbol of “climate unfairness”
Christiana Figueres says Hurricane Melissa’s devastation in Jamaica exposes the deep inequality of climate change, as poorer nations face rising costs from stronger, warming-fueled storms