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Trump Plans Iran War Without Congressional Approval
President Donald Trump has indicated he will continue military action against Iran without seeking authorisation from Congress, bypassing the legislative body's constitutional war powers role. Trump also described as 'treason' any suggestion that the United States is not winning the conflict. Congress, which holds formal authority to declare war under the US Constitution, has been sidelined from oversight of the escalating situation.
"Trump called it 'treason' to say the US is not winning the war against Iran."
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Iran drafts law to restrict Hormuz Strait traffic
Iran's parliament is preparing legislation that would give the government authority to restrict shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, according to Iranian state media. The strait carries roughly a fifth of the world's oil supply, and any formal restriction would affect international shipping companies and Gulf economies that depend on the route. No timeline for a vote has been confirmed.
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Pentagon to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany
The Pentagon has announced the withdrawal of roughly 5,000 US soldiers from Germany, a move that follows tensions between Washington and its European NATO partners. President Trump has also threatened to pull troops from Italy and Spain in what appears to be broader pressure on the alliance over burden-sharing. The reductions raise questions about the long-term US commitment to European security at a time of heightened concern over Russia.
"Chancellor Merz said the United States had been 'humiliated' by Iran, adding a sharp diplomatic edge to an already strained transatlantic relationship."
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Pernambuco floods kill six, displace 1,600
Heavy rainfall in Pernambuco state, Brazil, has killed at least six people and left more than 1,600 without shelter, according to the state fire service. The municipality of São Lourenço da Mata recorded the latest confirmed death. Emergency teams continue search and rescue operations as further casualties remain possible.
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Girl's AI question reveals alleged sexual abuse
A 12-year-old girl in Brazil disclosed she had been sexually abused after asking an AI assistant whether she was 'being a bother' — a question that prompted her family to investigate further. The alleged perpetrator, whose identity has not been made public, is now under suspicion. The case highlights how children may find it easier to confide in a machine than in a person when they fear causing distress.
""Am I being a bother?" — the question a 12-year-old asked an AI that led her family to discover she had been abused."
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Israel holds Brazilian activist after flotilla seizure
Israeli military forces intercepted a humanitarian flotilla bound for Gaza and detained at least two people, including Thiago Ávila, a Brazilian activist, and a Palestinian. The seizure occurred in international or Gaza-adjacent waters. Separately, Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon killed 13 people, underscoring the broader regional toll of ongoing military operations.
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Nobel laureate Mohammadi hospitalised after cardiac event in Iranian prison
Narges Mohammadi, the Iranian human rights activist and 2023 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, was hospitalised after losing consciousness and suffering a serious cardiac episode while imprisoned in Iran. Her family and supporters report she has lost approximately 20 kilograms and that prison authorities repeatedly denied her adequate medical care. The Iranian government has not publicly acknowledged responsibility for the deterioration in her condition.
"A catastrophic deterioration in her health followed years of denied treatment inside an Iranian prison."
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Sinaloa Governor Steps Down After US Indictment
The governor of Sinaloa state has stepped aside from office after US federal authorities filed drug trafficking charges alleging ties to a cartel. The indictment, issued in the United States, does not carry immediate legal force in Mexico, but the political pressure proved sufficient to prompt his departure. The case adds to a pattern of US prosecutors targeting Mexican officials with cartel connections.
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UK raises terror threat level to critical
The UK government has raised its terrorism threat level, describing an attack as highly probable. The US Embassy issued a separate warning to American citizens in the country. Two people were wounded in a related incident. The Jewish community has been identified as a particular target of concern.
"The UK says a terrorist attack is now considered highly probable."
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Iran Remains Deeply Suspicious of US in Nuclear Talks
Negotiations between the United States and Iran over a potential nuclear agreement are proceeding under significant strain, with Iranian officials expressing deep distrust of Washington's intentions, according to a source cited by CNN. The talks carry consequences for regional stability across the Middle East and for populations living under the shadow of potential conflict. The Trump administration has pursued the negotiations while maintaining pressure through sanctions.
"Iran remains deeply distrustful of the United States."
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