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Vance or Rubio: Who Inherits MAGA After Trump?
Economy, The World

Financial Times reopens Iran International funding file as network calls it a Tehran-serving smear!
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UK Plans to Use AI Age Checks for Asylum Seekers at Border From 2027
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South Africa Faces Xenophobia Scrutiny as Ghana Evacuates Citizens After Anti-Immigrant Protests
iran, The World

Iran Partially Emerges From the “Black Hole” After 88 Days of Internet Shutdown!
Middle East, The World

Trump Pushes Abraham Accords Expansion as Iran Deal Faces GOP Backlash
iran, The World

New York Times: Trump Excluded Israel from the Ongoing Negotiations with Iran!
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EU expands Iran sanctions over Hormuz threats!
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Xi and Putin Attack the Golden Dome: Chinese-Russian Warning Against the Militarization of Space!
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Putin Meets Xi in Beijing Days After Trump Visit as Russia Seeks China Gas Deal
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Vance or Rubio: Who Inherits MAGA After Trump?

The New York Times reports that Donald Trump’s relationship with Vice President JD Vance is more complicated than it looks: Trump empowers him, trusts him and uses him — but still questions whether he can inherit MAGA.
Trump has kept the 2028 succession question open, repeatedly comparing Vance with Secretary of State Marco Rubio and asking allies which man they prefer.
The Iran war has become Vance’s biggest political liability, forcing him to defend Trump’s intervention after building his brand as a skeptic of U.S. military entanglements.
Economy, The World

Financial Times reopens Iran International funding file as network calls it a Tehran-serving smear!

The Financial Times reported new details on the financial structure behind Iran International, including a major debt-to-equity conversion and a transfer of ownership to a Cayman Islands entity.
The report linked Info-Cast Cayman Limited to Saleh Hussein Al-Dowais, noting that a person with the same name holds a senior executive role at the Saudi Research and Media Group.
Iran International denied receiving funding from Saudi Arabia or any other government, saying the allegations echo a long-running narrative pushed by Tehran.
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UK Plans to Use AI Age Checks for Asylum Seekers at Border From 2027

1. The UK will use AI facial age-estimation technology at the border to help assess asylum seekers who claim to be children.
2. More than 6,400 claimed-child migrants were age-assessed in the year to March 2026, with 43% found to be adults.
3. Rights groups warn the tool is unproven and could wrongly deny vulnerable children legal protections and care.
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South Africa Faces Xenophobia Scrutiny as Ghana Evacuates Citizens After Anti-Immigrant Protests

1. South Africa is facing renewed scrutiny over xenophobic attacks after Ghana repatriated nearly 300 citizens who feared anti-immigrant violence.
2. More than 800 Ghanaians have registered to return as protest groups demand undocumented migrants leave by June 30.
3. Human rights groups say Pretoria must stop vigilante attacks and protect foreign nationals, while officials warn civilians not to enforce immigration law.
iran, The World

Iran Partially Emerges From the “Black Hole” After 88 Days of Internet Shutdown!

1- Iran has started restoring access to the global internet after 88 days of near-total isolation, described by monitoring groups as one of the longest nationwide internet shutdowns ever.
2- Access has not returned for everyone; the restoration remains limited and unequal, while major platforms are still blocked or require circumvention tools.
3- Behind the decision is a power struggle inside the state between a government seeking to ease public anger and economic costs, and judicial and security institutions seeking to preserve tools of digital control.
Middle East, The World

Trump Pushes Abraham Accords Expansion as Iran Deal Faces GOP Backlash

1. Trump urged Saudi Arabia, Qatar and other states to join the Abraham Accords as part of a wider Iran settlement.
2. Republican senators warned against any deal that gives Tehran money, uranium enrichment space or leverage over the Strait of Hormuz.
3. U.S. and Iranian officials signaled progress on a possible 60-day ceasefire, but Tehran said no agreement was imminent.
iran, The World

New York Times: Trump Excluded Israel from the Ongoing Negotiations with Iran!

1- Officials in the Israeli Ministry of Defense told The New York Times that the United States has almost completely excluded Israel from the ongoing negotiations with Iran.
2- While Netanyahu was encouraging the U.S. administration to resume strikes against Iran, Trump preferred to move forward with the diplomatic track through Qatari and Pakistani mediation.
3- The disagreement comes at a time when Netanyahu’s popularity has declined domestically ahead of the October elections, amid Israeli doubts about the results of the February campaign against Iran.
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EU expands Iran sanctions over Hormuz threats!

1- The European Union has formally expanded its Iran sanctions framework to include individuals and entities involved in threatening freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.
2- The move allows the EU to impose travel bans and asset freezes on those linked to actions obstructing vessel traffic through the strategic waterway.
3- The decision comes as part of broader Western pressure on Tehran, alongside U.S. warnings over sanctions risks tied to any payments Iran may demand from ships crossing the strait.
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Xi and Putin Attack the Golden Dome: Chinese-Russian Warning Against the Militarization of Space!

1-Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin attacked Trump’s missile defense plan known as the “Golden Dome,” describing it as a direct threat to global strategic stability.
2-The two sides signed a joint statement in Beijing along with broad cooperation agreements covering trade, technology, energy, and media, while reaffirming their strategic partnership in confronting American influence.
3-Despite political and security alignment, the two countries did not announce a final breakthrough on the “Power of Siberia 2” gas pipeline project, as pricing details and the timeline remain unresolved.
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Putin Meets Xi in Beijing Days After Trump Visit as Russia Seeks China Gas Deal

1. Vladimir Putin met Xi Jinping in Beijing days after Donald Trump’s visit, putting China at the centre of both US and Russian diplomacy.
2. Russia and China warned against a return to global “law of the jungle” politics as they signed new cooperation agreements.
3. Moscow is pushing for progress on the long delayed Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline as sanctions deepen its dependence on Beijing.
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