Houthi Palace Strike: Yemen’s War Escalates, Diplomacy in
The houthi missile that slammed into Yemen’s presidential palace on Thursday is a stark reminder that the war’s front lines are no longer confined to deser
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Pakistan’s Democracy: Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa’s emergency rule
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Trump’s Quiet Israel Stance: How AI Shapes Election Narratives
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Iran: The West’s Convenient Scapegoat for Geopolitical Play
Iran is back on the front pages, and the headlines are louder than ever. ABC News’ breaking‑news bulletin on 12 October 2026 thrust the Islamic Republic in
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