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Has Iran rigged the game against itself? | Pinch Point
Iran has a long history of revolutions, coups and invasions, leaving it with a complex web of power.
Gu beaten by Gremaud to Olympic gold in women’s slopestyle
For the second straight Winter Olympics, Mathilde Gremaud bests Eileen Gu in the women's blue ribband freeski event.
I am one of 22,000 Gaza patients waiting in desperation for evacuation
Like thousands of other Palestinians, I am slowly dying, trapped between a health system in ruins and a closed border.
Lebanese group accuses Israel of abducting its leader in raid
Al-Jamaa al-Islamiya condemns Israel for seizing official Atwi Atwi during a raid and taking him to an unknown location.
Latin America: In the Shadow of the US | Ep 1 – Coups
US-backed coups reshape Latin America, toppling democracies and fuelling decades of dictatorship, secrecy, and revolt.
Pakistan vs USA – T20 World Cup 2026: Match time, team news and form guide
With uncertainty shrouding India game, Pakistan will look to avoid an upset against the USA in their Group A game.
‘Big crisis’: Kast’s immigration agenda brings uncertainty to Chile’s north
In the border city of Arica, Jose Antonio Kast's election reveals an uneasy relationship between migrants and locals.
Muslim countries slam Israel for ‘illegal annexation’ push in West Bank
In joint statement, countries urge international community to 'compel Israel to halt its dangerous escalation'.
‘War criminal not welcome’: Australians rally against Israeli president
Protests in Sydney and Melbourne call for an end to Israeli occupation as Isaac Herzog meets Bondi Beach attack victims.
Video: Building collapse in northern Lebanon kills people in apartments
A multi-storey apartment building collapsed in Lebanon's northern city of Tripoli, killing at least 14 people.