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Tensions rise in the Middle East as Iran targets UK-US base and executes protesters
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Tensions rise in the Middle East as Iran targets UK-US base and executes protesters
The Iranian regime's violent crackdown on protesters has resulted in thousands of deaths, with human rights groups estimating the true toll could be as high as 30,000. The Guardian's editorial board condemns President Trump's threats of military intervention, stating that such actions would not help the civilians facing state brutality.
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The crisis in Venezuela continues to escalate, with US President Trump posing with a 'Make Iran Great Again' hat and renewing his threat to hit Iran 'very hard' if security forces kill anti-government protesters. Meanwhile, the UK is facing criticism over its treatment of asylum seekers, with 80 detainees accusing the Home Office of causing them 'severe psychological harm'.
As protests and tensions escalate in Venezuela and Iran, diplomatic efforts are underway in the UK and Palestine, while asylum seekers in the UK accuse the government of degrading treatment. US President Trump has renewed his threat to hit Iran "very hard" if protesters are killed, while in Venezuela, the son of detained President Maduro delivered a message to his father at the country's congress.
US-Iran tensions rise as Pentagon warns of intense strikes and oil markets face catastrophe
Iran's supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, was killed in a joint US-Israeli strike, sparking widespread protests and a vow of resistance from Tehran.
The US and Israel have launched strikes against Iran, targeting multiple cities including Tehran, as tensions between the countries continue to escalate.
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Tensions between the U.S. and Iran have escalated in the past few weeks. President Donald Trump's recent statements and military movements towards Iran have raised concerns about an impending attack. The US is positioning a large armada towards the country, fueling speculation about Trump's intentions.
The US-Iran relationship is a long and intricate one, marked by a series of historic events. From rapprochement and nuclear deals to broken agreements, targeted assassinations, and unprecedented airstrikes, the relationship between the two countries has been tumultuous, to say the least.
Tehran's decision to let Indian vessels pass through the strategic waterway comes as tensions rise in the region
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From the Thai elections to Trump's diplomatic efforts with Iran, and from record-breaking fish catches to high-profile performances, this week has seen a diverse range of news-making events. Here's a comprehensive look at some of the most significant stories from around the world.
Protests against ICE lead to arrests in New York, while the US and Iran agree to further nuclear talks. Meanwhile, a suspect is arrested in connection with the 2012 Benghazi consulate attack, and lawmakers navigate a looming DHS shutdown.
Gold prices hit a seven-year high on Monday, with investors seeking safety amid geopolitical tensions and currency fears. The US government faces a shutdown, while Singapore holds its policy steady. EU adds Iran's Revolutionary Guards to its terrorist list.
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