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Partial Return of UN Inspectors to Iran Sparks Protests The return of UN inspectors to Iran for the first time since Israeli and US strikes targeted its nuclear facilities has drawn criticism from officials in Tehran, who allege that the agreed conditions for their visit were violated. Some have even

Denmark Calls for Urgent Meeting with U.S. Over Alleged Influence Efforts in Greenland Denmark has called in the U.S. charge d’affaires for an urgent discussion following reports of alleged attempts to shape public opinion and policy in Greenland. The move comes after Danish media, with confirmation from

Argentinian authorities have stated they will continue searching for a valuable artwork stolen during the Nazi era after an inspection of a property in the coastal city of Mar del Plata did not yield the missing piece. "The painting is not in the house... but we plan to keep

Russia Faces Fuel Crisis as Drone Strikes Cripple Refineries Russia, often regarded as an energy powerhouse, is experiencing unexpected fuel shortages after a series of Ukrainian drone strikes damaged refineries across the country. In several regions, petrol stations have run out of fuel, prices have soared to unprecedented levels, and

France finds itself in economic uncertainty, lacking a budget and possibly facing a government collapse. Prime Minister François Bayrou has called for a parliamentary confidence vote on 8 September. With left-wing and far-right parties vowing to remove the government, he lacks the necessary support to prevail. Recently, the Socialist Party

Nearly one-third of outpatients treated for injuries at medical centers operated by Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Gaza last year were children under 15, according to data published in The Lancet. The statistics, shared by MSF in correspondence with the medical journal, were gathered from six healthcare facilities in Gaza,