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Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has confirmed talks with US officials to address bilateral differences, as the nation faces severe power blackouts and fuel shortages exacerbated by the US blockade.
A US military refuelling plane crash in western Iraq has resulted in four fatalities, with rescue efforts ongoing for two crew. The incident involved another aircraft but was not due to hostile fire. Meanwhile, the US temporarily lifts sanctions on Russia
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Jo Whiley has issued a heartfelt apology to Fearne Cotton, who described feeling 'ignored' and experiencing 'shame' during her time at BBC Radio 1 amid personal turmoil.
Scrubs star Zach Braff has publicly refuted bizarre rumors claiming he's in a romantic relationship with an AI chatbot, attributing the speculation to an upcoming episode of the medical sitcom's reboot.
Queen Mary and King Frederik of Denmark have landed in Perth for a six-day official tour of Australia, focusing on trade, sustainability, and cultural ties.
A former White House advisor suggests Donald Trump's actions in the Iran conflict are heavily influenced by concerns about his presidential legacy and historical reputation.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemns the US 30-day waiver on Russian oil sanctions, warning it could fund Russia's war effort by billions and hinder peace efforts in Ukraine.
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Moscow's ambassador to Mauritius has pledged Russia's continued support for the African nation's sovereignty claim over the Chagos archipelago, as the UK's controversial £35 billion handover deal faces intense scrutiny.
Former Fox News host Pete Hegseth criticized media coverage of the Iran conflict as 'fake headlines' while avoiding questions about US plans to secure the Strait of Hormuz, amid reports of military casualties and a controversial school strike.
Swedish authorities are investigating the 'Sea Owl I' tanker for allegedly sailing under a false Comoros flag in the Baltic Sea, part of efforts to crack down on Russia's shadow fleet.
A kamikaze drone attack struck Dubai's central business district, damaging a building with debris and causing smoke, but no injuries. This follows Iran's warning to target US-Israeli economic hubs amid Middle East tensions.
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has confirmed recent diplomatic talks with the United States aimed at resolving bilateral issues, marking the first official confirmation of such discussions amid Cuba's severe energy crisis.
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Iraq is the only nation facing strikes from both sides in the Iran conflict, threatening its fragile stability. Oil exports are halted, risking economic collapse and widespread unrest as political paralysis deepens.
Downing Street calls for continued financial pressure on Moscow after US temporarily relaxes Russian oil sanctions amid global market turmoil triggered by Iran conflict.
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Pete Hegseth dares Iran's new supreme leader to appear publicly, claiming he is injured and hiding. President Trump suggests leadership confusion in Tehran amid ongoing conflict.
Former President Donald Trump launched a late-night social media spree praising American military dominance against Iran, shortly after sharing a nostalgic photo with his parents at his former military academy.
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Sir Keir Starmer and Irish Taoiseach Micheal Martin emphasize enhanced UK-Ireland cooperation on defence, energy, and economic security amid Middle East tensions.
European leaders have strongly criticised President Trump's decision to temporarily ease US sanctions on Russian oil, warning it will boost Putin's war finances amid soaring global oil prices.
Ernie Anastos, the iconic New York news anchor with a career spanning over four decades, has died at age 82 from pneumonia. He earned 30 Emmy Awards and an Edward R. Murrow Award.
Foreign Office civil servants attended a 'national day' celebration at Iran's London embassy weeks after the regime's violent suppression of protests, drawing condemnation from senior Tory MPs.
Kate Ferdinand reveals she doesn't want husband Rio to publicly acknowledge her on Mother's Day due to complex family dynamics, while travel plans from Dubai face disruption.
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AP photojournalist Chris Pizzello reveals the stories behind five iconic images from this year's awards circuit, capturing surprise, triumph and raw emotion.
Netflix viewers are laughing at Morgan Freeman's hilarious blooper reel from his new dinosaur documentary, where the 88-year-old actor struggles with dinosaur names and drops swear words.
Holly Willoughby showcased a glamorous new appearance at The King's Trust Gala, signalling a shift from ITV to a self-funded digital project with her husband's production company.
The Taliban government in Afghanistan has accused Pakistan of targeting civilian homes in airstrikes, killing at least six people and injuring dozens as tensions escalate.
Ernie Anastos, the legendary New York news anchor, has died at 82 from pneumonia. Colleagues and stations pay tribute, calling him a 'Mount Rushmore' figure in broadcasting.
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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth states Iran's new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, is injured and likely disfigured, with Iran's leadership described as desperate and hiding.
