US expands pressure on China-linked Iranian oil trade
US sanctions are increasing pressure on China’s trade in Iranian oil.
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US sanctions are increasing pressure on China’s trade in Iranian oil.
Footage reportedly shows Israeli soldiers arresting Palestinians who called for help while allowing settlers to leave.
Turkey's Defense Ministry criticized Israel, describing its conduct as an obstacle to peace.
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An adviser to Romanian President Nicușor Dan said Russia perceives Romania as an adversary and that NATO is prepared for any scenario. The headline provides no details of a specific military action.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko reportedly ordered the army to deploy. The purpose and scale of the move are not specified.
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Berlin is reportedly considering a Trident-related deal as Europe prepares for a possible post-US security environment.
A European Union country is reportedly preparing to decline US involvement while investing in a UK nuclear programme.
Japan is investigating undersea sources of rare-earth materials.
The president of Iran is expected to meet the president of Russia in Kyrgyzstan. The headline provides no details about the agenda.
The CIA chief reportedly traveled to Moscow. The headline does not state the purpose or outcome of the visit.
Romania reaffirmed its support for Kyiv on Ukraine's Independence Day. The headline does not specify the form or scale of the support.
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Kemi Badenoch is urged to answer for the Conservatives' broad support for Israel. The headline indicates domestic political controversy linked to the Israel issue.
Germany could help fund the UK's Trident nuclear deterrent as part of efforts to reduce Europe's reliance on the United States. The proposal concerns European defence cooperation.
Denmark will pay compensation to Greenlandic women subjected to forced contraception, according to the headline. The measure concerns the legacy of Danish policy in Greenland.
An opinion article warns that restrictions on movement could endanger Sierra Leone's elections.
Russia's foreign ministry said that a negative trend announced by President Vladimir Putin continues in Armenia. The headline does not provide further details.
A report indicates a crisis in The Gambia and calls for action by the Economic Community of West African States. It does not specify the nature or scale of the crisis.
Russia and the United States are continuing working-level contacts concerning a settlement in Ukraine. The headline does not indicate a completed agreement.
The Kremlin said there is no need to escalate the conflict in Ukraine.
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An Estonian World Review article warns that Russia's next target could be NATO.
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An analysis discusses control and sovereignty issues surrounding the Strait of Hormuz.
An analysis examines the US military's stance and exposure to climate change.
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The commentary calls on Canada to prepare for an emerging geopolitical contest in the Arctic.
The editorial calls for legislation imposing sanctions on Russia to be sent to President Trump.
Iran says a deal prohibits military vessels, though the headline does not specify the agreement's parties or scope.
A report maps how Iran is allegedly evading a US blockade amid threats of severe economic pressure.
Trump confirmed that the CIA chief made an unannounced visit to Moscow, describing it as routine while suggesting possible developments could follow.
New US sanctions on Iran could put Turkey's gas supplies from Tehran at risk.
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A report indicates growing geopolitical contention surrounding energy routes in Eurasia.
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Reports indicate fears that conscription could be reintroduced in the UK, with critics calling it a human-rights issue.