Jordan condemns Israeli minister's alleged entry into Syria
Jordan condemned in Amman the alleged illegal entry of Israeli minister Katz into Syrian territory.
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Turkey-linked dispute causes fresh scandal involving Northern Cyprus
A Turkey-linked agent in Somalia has reportedly triggered a new controversy involving a phone call with Northern Cyprus.
Alberta may hold binding referendum on secession in 2027
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said the province could hold a binding secession referendum in early 2027.
Iran faces choices over blockade as pressure builds
An analysis examines whether Iran will maintain, escalate or negotiate over a blockade.
DR Congo president declares landslide election victory
President Félix Tshisekedi declared a landslide victory in the Democratic Republic of the Congo elections.
Slovak prime minister urges EU to pursue friendly competition with China
Slovakia's prime minister called for a cooperative competitive relationship between the European Union and China rather than trade barriers.
Iran prepares for possible economic protests amid heightened US pressure
Iran is reportedly preparing for economic protests as pressure from the United States escalates.
Canada threatens a tough response to US auto tariffs
Canada has vowed to respond firmly to United States tariffs targeting the automotive industry.
CIA chief makes first wartime visit to Moscow
The head of the CIA has reportedly visited Moscow for the first time since the war began.
Serbian intelligence allegedly sought to recruit Albin Kurti
A report says Serbian intelligence wanted to recruit Albin Kurti as a spy during his imprisonment in Serbia in 2001.
CIA chief visits Moscow amid speculation over Iran and Ukraine
A visit by the CIA chief to Moscow has prompted speculation about Iran, Ukraine and a possible prisoner exchange.
Former Alberta premiers oppose provincial separation
Former Alberta premiers have joined efforts to prevent the province from separating from Canada.
Barbados and Venezuela deepen energy and trade ties
Barbados and Venezuela are strengthening cooperation in energy and trade.
US-Canada trade dispute increases business uncertainty
The United States and Canada are engaged in reciprocal trade measures, creating uncertainty for businesses. The headlines do not specify the products or scale involved.
SDF announces dissolution and integration into Syrian state institutions
Mazloum Abdi announced that the Syrian Democratic Forces will be dissolved and fully integrated into Syria’s state institutions.
Italy plans to use €8 billion in EU funds for defense
Italy is preparing a defense plan involving €8 billion from the EU's SAFE program. The headline indicates a substantial increase or redirection of defense financing.
Iran receives a proposal during a senior military official's Tehran visit
A deal was reportedly presented to Iran during a field marshal's visit to Tehran. The headline does not identify the proposal or its source.
Israel evacuates UNRWA compound in Jerusalem
Israel evacuated a UNRWA compound in Jerusalem. The headline indicates action involving Israel and the United Nations agency but gives no further context.
US senator warns new tariffs on Canada could harm the economy and national security
Senator Chuck Grassley warned that proposed tariffs on Canada could damage the US economy and national security.
Trump faces conservative backlash over trade measures against Canada
Donald Trump is criticized by conservatives over trade actions targeting Canada, amid a personal dispute. The headlines describe an escalating bilateral trade conflict.
Iran says the Strait of Hormuz will not reopen tomorrow
An Iranian official stated that the Strait of Hormuz would not reopen the following day.
Iran announces temporary Strait of Hormuz corridor amid talks on a permanent route
Iran announced a temporary passage through the Strait of Hormuz while negotiations continue over a permanent route.
Catholic leaders urge protection for Salvadorans facing TPS expiration
Catholic leaders called for protection of Salvadorans whose Temporary Protected Status is expiring.
Israeli minister bans Palestinian Authority conference in Jerusalem
Itamar Ben-Gvir banned a Palestinian Authority conference in Jerusalem, and police intervened to prevent it from taking place.
Kuwait, Australia, Jordan and Egypt to enhance military ties
Kuwait, Australia, Jordan and Egypt plan to strengthen military ties. The headline does not specify the form or scope of cooperation.
Australia, UK and Canada urged to investigate Zomi Frankcom killing
Australia, the United Kingdom and Canada have been urged to consider an investigation into the killing of Zomi Frankcom. The report also mentions tributes to Dolly Parton, which is unrelated.
Canada urged not to replace the United States with China
An opinion headline argues that Canada should not substitute the United States with China as its primary partner.
SDF reportedly dissolves and joins the Syrian state
The Syrian Democratic Forces reportedly dissolved and became part of the Syrian state, according to the supplied headline.
France seeks limits on Ukraine's non-European purchases funded by an EU loan
France is reportedly seeking restrictions on Ukraine buying from countries outside Europe using a €90 billion loan. The proposal concerns the geographic sourcing of purchases financed through European support.
United States reportedly proposes blockade relief deal to Iran
The United States reportedly conveyed a proposal to Iran involving relief from a blockade in exchange for action by Tehran.
United States reportedly offers Iran sanctions relief for reopening the Strait of Hormuz
The United States reportedly offered sanctions relief to Iran conditional on Tehran reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump says China is driving opposition to US data centres
Donald Trump claimed China is influencing opposition to data centres in the United States, while affected residents disputed the claim.
Russia announces September 1 launch for digital ruble
The headline reports that Russia’s digital ruble will arrive on September 1. It does not provide details about adoption or implementation.
Reform UK proposes replacing GDPR with lighter data-protection laws
Reform UK has pledged to scrap the UK’s GDPR framework and introduce lighter regulations. The proposal is part of a political platform and its implementation is not indicated.
Europe pressures Israel over construction in Jerusalem
European countries are pressuring Israel over construction plans in Jerusalem.
Canada imposes tariffs on the United States as trade tensions intensify
Canada has responded to U.S. trade measures with tariffs, escalating a bilateral trade dispute.
Trump wins court fight over offshore-drilling plans
A court upheld a decision favorable to Trump in a dispute over offshore-drilling plans.
Israel excludes the Netherlands from an international Gaza mechanism
Israel has excluded the Netherlands from a mechanism described as international and related to Gaza.
Canada imposes counter-tariffs
The headline refers to Canada's counter-tariffs and political support for the measure. The counterparty and tariff scope are not specified.
Washington urges countries to cut economic ties with Tehran
The United States is urging other countries to reduce economic ties with Iran.