World · Politics
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US DOJ Investigates Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei’s Wall Street Financial Ties
The US Department of Justice is probing Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei’s financial dealings involving JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup.
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Earliest known plague outbreak struck Siberian hunter-gatherers 5,500 years ago
Genetic analysis found plague bacteria in 18 hunter-gatherer skeletons from Siberia dating back 5,500 years.
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Over 1,000 Palestinians killed by Israeli fire in Gaza since October 2025 ceasefire
Since the US-brokered October 2025 ceasefire, Israeli fire has killed more than 1,000 Palestinians in Gaza amid ongoing clashes.
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NATO allies boost contributions as U.S. cuts military commitments ahead of Ankara summit
NATO allies are increasing defense contributions to offset U.S. reductions in military assets before the July summit in Ankara.
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US and Iran Sign Memorandum to Start Peace Talks, Set 60-Day Negotiation Window
US President Trump and Iranian President Pezeshkian signed a memorandum to negotiate a permanent peace deal within 60 days amid ongoing conflict.
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Gunfire and explosions reported at Niamey airport in Niger, lasting up to 2 hours
Gunfire and explosions erupted early June 18 at Niamey's Diori Hamani International Airport, prompting a security response and area lockdown.
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UN General Assembly endorses ICJ climate change advisory opinion with broad support
The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution endorsing the ICJ advisory opinion on states' climate obligations on May 20, 2026.
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Man charged with stealing camera gear from Bondi terror attack victim
NSW police charged a 35-year-old man with stealing camera equipment from a Bondi terror attack victim in May 2026.
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Israel approves Jewish school and seizes planning control in Hebron’s H2 zone
Israel approved a 1,000 sq meter Jewish religious school in Hebron and took over local planning authority from the Palestinian municipality.
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Former Spanish PM Zapatero denies wrongdoing in airline bailout corruption probe
Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero testified before Spain's High Court, denying corruption in a €53 million airline bailout case.
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Drone strike hits Belarusian youth football team bus in Russia’s Bryansk region, killing one
A drone strike on a bus carrying a Belarusian youth football team in Russia’s Bryansk region killed a woman and injured several children and adults.
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Pauline Hanson calls for Australia to be a monocultural society in National Press Club speech
Pauline Hanson called for Australia to abandon multiculturalism and become monocultural, pledging major policy changes if elected.
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US military kills 1 in strike on suspected drug trafficking boat in Eastern Pacific
The US military struck a suspected drug trafficking vessel in the Eastern Pacific on Tuesday, killing one and capturing two survivors.
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Andy Burnham wins Makerfield by-election, setting stage for Labour leadership challenge
Andy Burnham won the Makerfield by-election on June 18, defeating Reform UK candidate Robert Kenyon and positioning himself to challenge Labour leader Keir Starmer.
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US Justice Department charges 15 Minnesota activists linked to Antifa with conspiracy and violence
The US Justice Department charged 15 Minnesota activists tied to Antifa with conspiracy, assault, and related crimes, arresting 12 on June 16, 2026.
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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine calls for abolition of the death penalty
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced his support for ending the death penalty in the state, reversing his previous position from 1981.
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G7 leaders agree to coordinate critical minerals stockpiling amid China supply concerns
G7 leaders agreed on June 17 to create a platform coordinating critical minerals supply, focusing on lithium and nickel, to reduce dependence on China.
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Israeli settlers set fire to mosques near Ramallah, vandalize local sites
Israeli settlers attacked mosques in West Bank villages near Ramallah on June 17, setting fires and spraying racist slogans.
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Ebola outbreak in eastern DRC claims 196 lives amid armed conflict and hospital abduction
Armed men abducted a six-year-old Ebola patient and her mother in Butembo as the outbreak surpasses 837 cases and 196 deaths in eastern DRC.
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Iranian oil tankers break US blockade, resume exports ahead of peace deal
At least three Iranian oil tankers passed the US Navy blockade in the Gulf of Oman June 16–17, restarting exports before Iran-US peace talks.
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Michael Bay to direct film on April 2026 US military rescue in Iran
Michael Bay will direct a military drama about the April 2026 rescue of two US fighter jet crew members in Iran.
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Chris Rabb wins Democratic primary in Pennsylvania’s 3rd congressional district
Chris Rabb secured the Democratic nomination for Pennsylvania’s 3rd congressional district with about 44-45% of the vote.
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Former US Congressman Barney Frank dies at 86
Barney Frank, former Massachusetts Congressman and key architect of financial reform, died Tuesday night at age 86.
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Long-eared owl injured in Russian drone attack in Zaporizhzhia highlights wartime wildlife harm
A male long-eared owl named Sunny was blinded and lost a wing after a Russian drone strike in Zaporizhzhia in February 2026.