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Lebanon Ceasefire Begins Amid Fragile Conditions as Violations and Displacement Persist
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China calls for Iran war to end and Hormuz to reopen as Araghchi visits Beijing
Iran’s foreign minister met Wang Yi in Beijing one week before Donald Trump’s visit to China, placing Beijing at the centre of efforts to break the US-Iran deadlock over the Strait of Hormuz.
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AI Agents Are Entering the Workplace as Banks and Tech Giants Race to Automate Business Tasks
Enterprise AI is moving beyond chatbots in 2026, with companies using AI agents to analyze data, build reports, manage workflows and reshape how office work gets done.
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Trump Tells Germany’s Merz to Stop “Interfering” on Iran as Tensions With Berlin Escalate
The US president accused the German chancellor of meddling in Washington’s Iran strategy and said Berlin should focus instead on Ukraine, immigration and energy problems at home.
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Top 10 New Tech Products in 2026: AI Hardware, Robotaxis and Smart Glasses Lead the Market
AI is no longer just a software feature. In 2026, the biggest technology products are turning artificial intelligence into cars, glasses, phones, laptops, home devices and personal assistants.
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Top 10 Meme Coins in 2026: Dogecoin Leads as New Rivals Compete for Attention
Meme coins remain one of the most speculative corners of the crypto market. While Dogecoin, Shiba Inu and Pepe still dominate the category, newer tokens such as MemeCore, Pudgy Penguins and political meme coins are fighting for market share.
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Trump urges Iran to “give up” as Israeli strikes kill nine in Lebanon
The US president says Washington’s blockade of Iranian ports is working, while fresh Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon add pressure to an already widening regional war.
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How Mali’s democratic promise collapsed into years of coups, rebellion and insecurity
Once seen as one of West Africa’s democratic success stories, Mali has spent more than a decade trapped between military rule, separatist rebellions, armed groups and foreign intervention.
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Lebanon Ceasefire Begins Amid Fragile Conditions as Violations and Displacement Persist
A 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah is in effect Over 1 million people displaced, thousands killed Some violations already reported (including a drone strike) Civilians are: cautiously returning home but many remain skeptical
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