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Monday’s regional meeting will test whether Tehran and its neighbours can turn a temporary shipping arrangement into a more durable security framework for the disrupted energy corridor.

The first pause since mid-2025 reflects renewed inflation risks as fuel disruption, wartime pressures and sanctions complicate Moscow’s outlook.

New Fordstam accounts deepen the dispute over billions intended for humanitarian relief in Ukraine while Britain prepares possible legal action.

The request introduces a new obstacle before the European Union's September sanctions-renewal deadline, when unanimity among member states is required.

Separate calls involving Pakistan's defence chief and Saudi Arabia's foreign minister show Islamabad trying to contain regional spillover without promising military action.

The biographies and investigations surrounding several members-elect complicate the party's effort to turn a historic state-election result into governing power.

A confirmed presidential itinerary brings trade, Middle East policy and Irish neutrality into focus as Dublin prepares tight security and protests.

The New Delhi bilateral meeting moves beyond Putin's summit arrival and tests India's attempt to retain close Russian ties while presenting itself as a peace interlocutor.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the next financial penalty will extend Washington’s campaign to isolate Iran, but the institution has not been identified.

Founders and investors are pressing EU negotiators to retain a single register, flexible incorporation and broad eligibility as talks over the bloc’s optional company-law framework approach a year-end target.

A small invitation-only screening in Taipei has become a diplomatic dispute over historical narratives and closer Russian-Chinese coordination.

Testimony, military records and UN findings describe a system in which reservist roles and weak accountability make settler and state violence increasingly difficult to separate.