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Multiple unrelated stories were reported including energy costs in Georgia, airline pricing, and living expenses in China.
Multiple unrelated stories were reported including energy costs in Georgia, airline pricing, and living expenses in China.
A US legal adviser stated that military action against Iran would be justified due to Tehran's alleged decades of aggressive behavior.

President Trump states that joint strikes with Israel have targeted Iranian naval and air capabilities, urging Iranian leadership to surrender.

Sudan's civil war has displaced 11.6 million people, with many seeking refuge in overcrowded camps as the conflict continues into its fourth year.
Business school academics have canceled a planned US conference and moved the event to Europe instead.
The United States has deployed a third aircraft carrier to the Middle East, marking the largest U.S. military presence in the region since the Iraq invasion.
Residents in Lebanon remain wary about the durability of a 10-day ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon.
Israeli forces have created a security zone in southern Lebanon extending to the Litani River, displacing over one million people as fighting with Hezbollah continues.

U.S. Central Command reports 290 service members injured during Operation Epic Fury targeting Iran, with most returning to duty.
Myanmar's military government has reduced former leader Aung San Suu Kyi's prison sentence and freed former president Win Myint.

U.S. Central Command chief says Pentagon operations have struck over 8,000 targets in Iran, weakening combat capabilities and naval forces.
Iran plans to execute its first female protester and her husband in connection with anti-government demonstrations, according to reports.
Afghanistan's capital confronts a water shortage as aquifer levels have dropped 80-100 feet over the past decade, threatening millions of residents.

Federal agents returned a stolen centuries-old reliquary urn to Italy after finding it at an antiques shop.

Yousef Pezeshkian, son of Iran's president, shares personal accounts and behind-the-scenes glimpses in online diary.
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