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Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz said on Thursday that Russian President Vladimir Putin might meet with his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky in Istanbul. The city has already hosted three rounds of direct talks between the two sides, according to the Russian news agency TASS.

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Iran said on Wednesday that the return of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors did not mark the full resumption of cooperation with the UN watchdog, adding a final framework was still under discussion.

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The Kremlin on Wednesday said it was against the presence of European troops in Ukraine, saying Russia’s desire to prevent NATO countries having a military presence in Ukraine was one of the initial reasons behind the conflict it launched in February 2022.

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The United States’ unrivaled dominance over the global information sphere after decades is beginning to fizzle out. This phenomenon is unfolding as the global information sphere is set to expand exponentially aided by the rise of artificial intelligence and the evolution of information warfare, and more importantly, as emerging powers are eager to capitalize on …

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US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff said that President Donald Trump will chair a “large meeting” at the White House on Wednesday to discuss a post-war plan for Gaza. When asked if there was a post-war plan for Gaza, he said, “Yes, we’ve got a large meeting in the White House tomorrow chaired by the President.”

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US tariffs of 50 percent took effect on Wednesday on many Indian products, effectively doubling existing tariffs as President Donald Trump sought to pressure New Delhi over its purchases of Russian oil.

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Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa stressed that the Abraham Accords cannot be replicated, as the circumstances between Israel and Syria differ from those of other Arab states. Speaking to the media, he said that his “strategy is to eliminate problems and resolve differences.”

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US envoy Tom Barrack said Tuesday that Washington does not want a civil war in Lebanon, adding: “We will work to ensure Israel’s withdrawal from southern Lebanon, but the most important issue is Hezbollah’s disarmament.”

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Iran on Tuesday rejected Australia’s accusations of its involvement in two antisemitic attacks in Sydney and Melbourne, vowing to respond in kind to Canberra’s decision to expel its ambassador.

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Washington told the Syrians that Israel does not support Druze autonomy in Syria, the Israeli Broadcasting Corporation (KAN) quoted Israeli officials as saying, adding that, it is not among Tel Aviv’s intentions. Kan stated that “the US administration is working to reach a non-aggression pact between Syria and Israel.”

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