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Top UK Diplomat: Lebanon’s Safety and Stability Come First!

UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron recently concluded a one-day trip to Lebanon, marking his inaugural visit to the nation in this role. Previously, he had visited Lebanon as Prime Minister in September 2015, and this trip represents his fourth journey to the Middle East as Foreign Secretary. Accompanied by Lord Ahmad, the Minister of State for the Middle East, Cameron …

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Stabbing Attack Injures 3 at Paris Train Station

On Saturday, a stabbing incident at the Gare de Lyon, one of Paris’s main train stations, left three people injured, heightening security concerns in the city, which is set to host the Summer Olympics in just six months. The Paris police reported that the assailant, who used a bladed weapon in the early morning attack around 8 a.m., was swiftly …

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Israeli Strike Kills 2 Amal Fighters Amid Clashes Lull

The Amal Movement recently reported that two of its members, Ali Khalil Mohammad and Mustafa Abbas Daher, were fatally struck in an Israeli airstrike in Blida, a town near Lebanon’s southern border. This incident occurred as they were engaged in what was described as their national and jihadist responsibilities, defending Lebanon and its southern region. Previously, on November 11, an …

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Gallant: Israel’s Ceasefire Depends on Hezbollah

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant has made it clear that any ceasefire in the conflict with Hamas in Gaza won’t affect the ongoing hostilities with Hezbollah in Lebanon. Speaking to Israeli troops, Gallant emphasized that Hezbollah should not expect a pause in Israeli operations against it, even if a ceasefire is established in Gaza. This comes as Israel and Hamas …

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Hamas Studies Gaza Truce Proposal, Rejects Key Provisions

A proposal for a cease-fire between Hamas and Israel is under consideration, with Hamas examining the details. The militant group, led by Ismail Haniyeh, is adamant about its core demands: a permanent cease-fire and the release of Palestinian prisoners, including high-profile figures like Marwan Barghouti. The proposal, involving Egypt, Israel, Qatar, and the U.S., envisions a phased approach but does …

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US Strikes Iran-Backed Groups in Retaliation for Drone Attack

The U.S. military initiated a large-scale air assault overnight targeting numerous locations in Iraq and Syria used by militias backed by Iran and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. This aggressive action is a response to the recent drone strike in Jordan that resulted in the deaths of three U.S. troops. The strikes, which numbered over 85, were aimed at a variety …

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Betano Argentina obtains a gambling license for Argentinian bettors

Betano Argentina obtains a gambling license for Argentinian bettors

Betano Argentina’s acquisition of a gambling license marks a significant step in the evolution of the Argentinian betting industry. This development is particularly noteworthy given the complex regulatory landscape in Argentina, where gambling regulations are determined at the provincial level, rather than nationally. Each of the 23 provinces, along with the City of Buenos Aires, possesses the authority to regulate …

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Apple AI Confirmed by CEO Tim Cook, Arriving Later This Year

Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO, recently hinted at the introduction of generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) into Apple’s product lineup. This move is seen as an effort to catch up with rivals like Google and Samsung, who have already integrated generative AI features into their smartphones. During Apple’s quarterly earnings call on Thursday, Cook discussed the company’s AI initiatives, revealing plans to …

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Watch: Knives Out 3 Teaser Trailer: Daniel Craig Tackles the Impossible Crime

Audiences have now been given a preview of the highly anticipated third installment of the Knives Out series, with Daniel Craig confirmed to return as detective Benoit Blanc. The upcoming film, once again helmed by writer-director Rian Johnson, continues the franchise’s tradition of centering around intricate mystery narratives and ensemble casts. In this new chapter, Craig reprises his role as …

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Paris Erupts as PSG Clinch First-Ever Champions League Title

Supporters of Paris Saint-Germain filled the streets of the French capital on Saturday evening following the club’s decisive 5-0 victory over Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League final held in Munich. The win, marking PSG’s first-ever European title, sparked massive gatherings across Paris, particularly around iconic locations such as the Champs-Élysées and the Parc des Princes stadium, where around …

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Operation “Web”: Ukraine Claims 40 Russian Jets Hit, Nearly 400 Drones Downed – What we know?

On Sunday, June 1, Ukraine launched a coordinated aerial operation aimed at crippling Russian long-range aviation capabilities, striking multiple air bases across Russia in one of the war’s most extensive drone campaigns to date. The operation, known as Operation Spider’s Web, was carried out by Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) and comes just ahead of ceasefire discussions scheduled in Istanbul for …

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Saudi Foreign Minister to Make Historic Visit to West Bank

Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan is set to make a landmark visit to the occupied West Bank on Sunday, marking the first official trip to the Palestinian territory by a Saudi foreign minister since its occupation by Israel in 1967. According to diplomatic sources, Prince Faisal will lead a delegation to Ramallah, reflecting an increased push from Riyadh …

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Iranian Foreign Minister Set for Lebanon Visit on Monday

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is scheduled to arrive in Lebanon on Monday, according to a statement issued by Iran’s foreign ministry. The visit marks a high-level diplomatic engagement at a time when internal Lebanese debates and international negotiations involving Iran are drawing increased attention. The timing of Araghchi’s visit is notable as it aligns with intensifying political discourse within …

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At Least 22 Killed, 120 Injured by Israeli Fire Near US-Backed Gaza Aid Hub

At least 22 people were killed and more than 120 others were injured on Sunday when Israeli fire struck near an aid distribution center in the southern Gaza city of Rafah, according to Gaza’s civil defense agency. The attack took place close to a U.S.-supported aid hub, which had been operating to provide humanitarian assistance to displaced civilians in the …

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