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  1. Trump Warns Iran of Larger Strikes Without Deal

    President Donald Trump has threatened Iran with intensified military strikes if a nuclear agreement is not reached, contradicting remarks from his own Secretary of State suggesting offensive operations had concluded. The warning adds pressure to ongoing negotiations over Iran's nuclear programme. The gap between the two statements leaves the diplomatic status unclear.

    "Trump threatened to bomb Iran with greater intensity after his Secretary of State said the offensive operation was over."

  2. WHO investigates hantavirus deaths on cruise ship

    Three cruise ship passengers have died in what the World Health Organization is investigating as a possible hantavirus outbreak at sea. The WHO is examining how the virus, typically spread through contact with infected rodents or their droppings, may have circulated among passengers aboard the vessel. Hantavirus does not normally spread person to person, making the shipboard transmission pattern a focus of the investigation.

    "Hantavirus may have spread among passengers on a ship where three have already died, according to the WHO."

  3. China calls for ceasefire as Hormuz tensions rise

    Beijing has called for a ceasefire in the Middle East following Iranian strikes that damaged more than 220 structures at US military bases in the region. The Strait of Hormuz, a critical chokepoint for global oil shipments, faces disruption as the conflict escalates. China, heavily dependent on Gulf energy exports, has a direct economic interest in restoring stability.

    "Iranian bombardments struck more than 220 structures at US military bases across the Middle East."

  4. US offensive against Iran ends, Rubio says

    Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that the offensive phase of US military action against Iran has concluded. Attention now shifts to the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow waterway through which a significant share of global oil shipments pass. The announcement signals a move from active strikes toward a posture focused on freedom of navigation and commercial access.

    "The offensive phase of the war against Iran is over; the focus will now be the Strait of Hormuz."

  5. UAE closes airspace after alleged Iranian strikes

    The United Arab Emirates partially closed its airspace following what officials described as attacks attributed to Iran. The closure affects civilian and commercial flight operations over affected zones. Iran has not publicly confirmed responsibility. The incident marks a significant escalation in regional tensions between the two Gulf states.

  6. Russia Accused of Breaking Ceasefire, Warns Embassies

    Ukraine's foreign minister has accused Russia of violating a ceasefire agreement, as hostilities reportedly resumed. Russia separately asked foreign embassies in Kyiv to withdraw their staff ahead of what it described as a possible attack. The move places diplomatic personnel and Ukrainian civilians at renewed risk. No independent confirmation of the ceasefire breach has been reported.

    "Russia asked foreign embassies in Kyiv to remove their personnel ahead of a possible attack."

  7. Ten sailors killed in Strait of Hormuz strike

    A cargo vessel was struck by a projectile in the Strait of Hormuz, killing ten civilian sailors, according to US officials. No group has claimed responsibility. The attack occurred in one of the world's most critical shipping lanes, through which a significant share of global oil exports passes. The identity of the armed actor remains unknown.

    "Ten civilian sailors died in the Strait of Hormuz."

  8. Two school inspectors killed in Acre shooting

    A gunman opened fire at Instituto São José in Rio Branco, Acre, killing two female school inspectors and wounding several others. The municipal government has not yet issued a full public statement on security measures in response. The attack has left the local school community shaken. Brazilian authorities are investigating the circumstances of the shooting.

  9. Trump and Lula Meet Amid Iran Tensions

    US President Donald Trump and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva held talks in Washington as Trump publicly called on Iran to surrender, saying Tehran should 'wave the white flag.' Iranian officials responded that the conflict had 'not even begun yet.' The exchange forms a tense backdrop for Brazil, which has maintained independent diplomatic positions on Middle East affairs.

    "Trump said Iran 'should wave the white flag of surrender' while Tehran warned the conflict had 'not even begun.'"

  10. Brazilian Legal AI Startup Reaches Unicorn Status

    Enter, a Brazilian startup that applies artificial intelligence to legal work, has raised R$500 million in a funding round led by Founders Fund, pushing its valuation to US$1.2 billion. The round makes Enter the first AI unicorn in Latin America. The company focuses on automating legal processes for law firms and corporate legal departments in Brazil.

    "Enter atinge valuation de US$ 1,2 bi em novo aporte."

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