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As anti-government protests spread rapidly across Iran, the country’s clerical establishment is confronting what analysts describe as a growing crisis of legitimacy at the...

South Korea’s Ex-President Yoon Faces Possible Death Penalty Over Martial Law Bid

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The United States has announced plans to withdraw from dozens of international and UN entities, including the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme...

Lebanese Army Claims Control Over South, Eyes Remaining Threats

The Lebanese army announced on Thursday that it had effectively established a state monopoly on arms in southern Lebanon. Officials described the achievement as...

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