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Zohran Mamdani's Wife Apologises For "Harmful" Posts She Made As Teen
Last month, The Washington Free Beacon reported on years of Duwaji's online activity across a handful of social media platforms, finding she had shared posts praising female Palestinian militants who participated in plane hijackings and bombings in the 1960s and early 1970s.
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Opinion | Failed Iran-US Talks Show Limits Of Pakistan's Peace Push
An ambitious coalition of nations, led by Pakistan and backed by China, alongside Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Egypt, got Washington and Tehran to the table to talk.
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'Only They Can Play That Role': S Tharoor's Jab At Pak Over US-Iran Talks
"There have been allegations that Washington wrote that tweet for the Pakistani prime minister," Shashi Tharoor said
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Opinion | Deal Or 'Setup'? Why Both US And Iran Think This Ceasefire Is A Trap
Both Washington and Tehran have, rather predictively, sought to frame the outcome as a victory, even as early reports of minor violations hint at the fragility of the arrangement.
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Raids Near Hormuz, Seizing Kharg: US Prepares For Weeks Of Ground Ops In Iran
Whether Donald Trump would approve any of those plans remains uncertain, the Washington Post reported.
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Putin Offered To Ditch Iran If US Cut Off Ukraine? What Russia Said
The Washington Post had reported earlier this month that Russia had passed sensitive intelligence to Iran amid its war against the US and Israel.
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Colombia-Ecuador Tensions Rise After Bomb Dropped Near Border
The leaders of Colombia and Ecuador sparred Tuesday over allegations that the Ecuadoran bombing of suspected criminal hideouts near their shared border had spilled into Colombian territory.
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Opinion | We're All Trapped In Trump's 1980s Worldview
Take a moment to digest the following, quite extraordinary sequence of events. At the end of last week, US officials leaked to the Washington Post that Russia had been giving Iran target data to strike US military assets in the Persian Gulf.
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Saudi Prince Lobbied Trump To Strike Iran, Called Him Multiple Times Privately
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman made multiple private phone calls to US President Donald Trump last month pushing for a strike on Iran despite favouring diplomacy publicly, the Washington Post reported.
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Pakistan Went On Damage-Control Overdrive After Washington's India Map Post
Pakistan has said that it approached Washington after the US posted a map that aligns with India's official map, showing the entire region of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh as Indian territory—a move that deeply embarrassed Islamabad.
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Zohran Mamdani's Wife Apologises For "Harmful" Posts She Made As Teen
Last month, The Washington Free Beacon reported on years of Duwaji's online activity across a handful of social media platforms, finding she had shared posts praising female Palestinian militants who participated in plane hijackings and bombings in the 1960s and early 1970s.
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Opinion | Failed Iran-US Talks Show Limits Of Pakistan's Peace Push
An ambitious coalition of nations, led by Pakistan and backed by China, alongside Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Egypt, got Washington and Tehran to the table to talk.
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'Only They Can Play That Role': S Tharoor's Jab At Pak Over US-Iran Talks
"There have been allegations that Washington wrote that tweet for the Pakistani prime minister," Shashi Tharoor said
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Opinion | Deal Or 'Setup'? Why Both US And Iran Think This Ceasefire Is A Trap
Both Washington and Tehran have, rather predictively, sought to frame the outcome as a victory, even as early reports of minor violations hint at the fragility of the arrangement.
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Raids Near Hormuz, Seizing Kharg: US Prepares For Weeks Of Ground Ops In Iran
Whether Donald Trump would approve any of those plans remains uncertain, the Washington Post reported.
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Putin Offered To Ditch Iran If US Cut Off Ukraine? What Russia Said
The Washington Post had reported earlier this month that Russia had passed sensitive intelligence to Iran amid its war against the US and Israel.
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Colombia-Ecuador Tensions Rise After Bomb Dropped Near Border
The leaders of Colombia and Ecuador sparred Tuesday over allegations that the Ecuadoran bombing of suspected criminal hideouts near their shared border had spilled into Colombian territory.
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Opinion | We're All Trapped In Trump's 1980s Worldview
Take a moment to digest the following, quite extraordinary sequence of events. At the end of last week, US officials leaked to the Washington Post that Russia had been giving Iran target data to strike US military assets in the Persian Gulf.
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Saudi Prince Lobbied Trump To Strike Iran, Called Him Multiple Times Privately
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman made multiple private phone calls to US President Donald Trump last month pushing for a strike on Iran despite favouring diplomacy publicly, the Washington Post reported.
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Pakistan Went On Damage-Control Overdrive After Washington's India Map Post
Pakistan has said that it approached Washington after the US posted a map that aligns with India's official map, showing the entire region of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh as Indian territory—a move that deeply embarrassed Islamabad.
