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Al Zaidi asks world to 'invest with Iraq'

Prime Minister Ali Al Zaidi issued an appeal to invest in Iraq as he told the UN General Assembly of his push to stamp out corruption and lift the economy. "Here from the United Nations we say to the world: invest with Iraq. Iraq has resources, markets, a good location and the necessary will to build a new economy," he said. Mr Al Zaidi said his vision was for a strong state and "a diversified and modern economy". Iraqi authorities have made dozens of arrests in a series of startling… Read More…

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Seoul, Washington Discuss Investments and Middle East Role

A South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun met US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Friday as the allies discussed delayed Korean investments in the United States and Seoul’s potential role in regional security. Cho outlined Seoul’s willingness to contribute to efforts protecting navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. Both sides also agreed to continue consultations on investment commitments and strategic cooperation. Read More…

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North Korea Launches Ballistic Missile Into East Sea

North Korea fired a ballistic missile towards the East Sea on Sunday, South Korea’s military said, prompting heightened surveillance by Seoul and coordination with the United States and Japan. The launch came days after Pyongyang reaffirmed its nuclear-armed status and rejected a UN nuclear watchdog resolution calling for an end to its nuclear activities. Japan also confirmed the launch. Read More…

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Iran Raises Stakes as US Tensions Intensify

TEHRAN: Iran is intensifying its confrontation with the United States as analysts say it seeks to increase pressure on President Donald Trump ahead of the US midterm elections. Tehran has expanded restrictions around the Strait of Hormuz, a key global energy route. Despite calls for diplomacy, Iran appears unwilling to ease its stance, while Trump has predicted the conflict could end soon after the elections. Read More…

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Israel ‘recognises no limits’ after invasion of Lebanon: Iran

Iran says Israel’s invasion and occupation of southern Lebanon are “a lesson for the region”. “Israel has enjoyed a form of impunity due to the United States’s full support, the inaction of the UN, and the indifference of European countries that claim to uphold international law and human rights,” said Iranian Foreign Ministry’s Baghaei. “Israel’s actions against Lebanon clearly violate the country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. These developments once again highlight the importance of resistance and ensuring that Lebanon has the necessary capabilities to defend its sovereignty, dignity and territorial… Read More…

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Everton snatch late draw to frustrate Manchester United

Ainsley Maitland-Niles marked his Everton debut in dramatic fashion, scoring a stunning 96th-minute strike to earn a 2-2 draw against Manchester United on Sunday. Bryan Mbeumo gave United an early second-half lead before Tyrique George equalised for Everton. Benjamin Sesko’s header appeared to secure victory for United, but Maitland-Niles struck late to rescue the hosts. The result adds pressure on United’s defence after another shaky performance. Read More…

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UN Warns Afghanistan War Victims Remain Forgotten

KABUL: The United Nations has warned that many civilian victims of Afghanistan’s two-decade war remain without justice, compensation or recognition. UNAMA said tens of thousands of civilians were killed or wounded between 2001 and 2021 in attacks and military operations involving the Taliban, Islamic State and Afghan or international forces. Survivors continue to face psychological trauma, financial hardship and disrupted lives. One victim, Mohammad, said the world had forgotten those affected by the conflict. Read More…

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