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- Iran’s president criticises US military presence and historical interventions
- Hungary lifts veto, enabling first €90 billion loan payment to Ukraine
- NASA prepares Artemis II astronauts for first crewed moon mission in 53 years
- Trump visits Supreme Court for hearing on birthright citizenship order legality.
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This week’s World News Briefing tracks the rapidly evolving Gaza conflict as Israel expands West Bank settlements and deadly gunfire erupts at a US aid hub in Rafah.
King Charles reemerges with a symbolic address in Canada, urging global unity amid instability. In the UN, Lebanon’s PM demands US and Israeli withdrawal, triggering diplomatic ripples.
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In Eastern Europe, Poland and Romania face critical elections amid a growing populist wave. Each story includes sentiment analysis, media comparison, and political reactions — plus tweets from world leaders and the public.
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