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- Qatar to return to normal liquefied natural gas production 'within a few weeks'
Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani stated that the country will resume normal liquefied natural gas production within a few weeks after suspending it due to Iranian attacks on the Ras Laffan plant. An explosion at the plant caused by a technical accident resulted in 13 deaths and at least 66 injuries.
- In 'Trump Heights', Israelis not abandoned US president despite Iran deal
Residents of Trump Heights in Israel, near Lebanon, expressed dismay over the US-Iran agreement to end the Middle East war, which includes ceasing hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah. Despite their concerns, they remain supportive of US President Trump.
- Switzerland says US-Iran talks postponed
Switzerland announced that US-Iran talks have been postponed. The departure of US Vice President JD Vance to Switzerland was also cancelled.
- Confusion in Lebanon over US-Iran deal
Fighting in southern Lebanon subsided after a US-Iran deal to end the conflict was announced, but local authorities cautioned displaced residents against returning home, and Israel stated it would not withdraw troops. Confusion remains about the deal's implications for Lebanon.
- Mamdani-backed pol who blasted men for ‘fetishizing ugly colonizer women’ also claimed US is worse than Hamas
Darializa Avila Chevalier attended a rally after Oct. 7 that was described as a 'hate fest,' prompting Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to express being 'appalled and horrified.'
- Europe at risk of AI-driven irrelevance
Europe’s AI infrastructure is significantly smaller than the US, with only 5% of global AI compute compared to 80% in the US. The EU’s €200 billion investment plan is overshadowed by over $400 billion spent by US tech firms on AI infrastructure in 2025. A fictional 2031 scenario warns of Europe’s economic and geopolitical decline due to overregulation and underinvestment in AI.
- What’s the deal? What we know about the US-Iran peace agreement to be signed as soon as this weekend
The US and Iran are set to sign a peace agreement this weekend, according to Trump, who stated it was approved by Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei. Trump plans to send Vice President JD Vance to sign the document in-person, potentially in Europe.
- Trump says US and Iran will sign a peace deal – video
Donald Trump announced that the US and Iran plan to sign a peace deal to end their conflict, with the Iranian supreme leader's approval. The proposed deal aims to open the Strait of Hormuz and prevent Iran from developing a nuclear program.
- US targets Cuba oil giant as China and Havana deepen party ties
The Trump administration imposed sanctions on Cuba’s state-owned oil and gas company to pressure Havana’s government amid an energy crisis. Chinese and Cuban officials discussed bilateral cooperation and party ties following the sanctions.
- The Philips Skylight lets you recreate natural daylight anywhere in your home
The Philips Skylight recreates natural daylight indoors, but it may not be available for purchase in the US.
- US takeover of Iran’s Kharg Island might be quick but would pose risks to troops, experts say
Trump has expressed interest in seizing Iran's Kharg Island, a key oil hub, but experts warn that the operation could expose troops to missile and drone attacks. Taking the site might prolong the war, according to analysts.
- Death of 3 sailors leads India to demand an end to US attacks on ships
The death of three sailors has prompted India to demand an end to US attacks on ships. Indian foreign ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal stated that these attacks must cease.
- US and petroleum lobbies urge rethink of EU Methane Regulation
The US and petroleum lobbies are urging a reconsideration of the EU Methane Regulation, arguing that the EU executive's proposal to waive statutory penalties for a few years is insufficient.
- Brazil reports drop in Amazon deforestation rates, pushing back on US tariff accusations
Brazil reported a 61.4% drop in Amazon deforestation in May compared to 2025, with Environment Minister João Paulo Capobianco stating it is the lowest May deforestation rate on record. The Trump administration proposed 25% tariffs on Brazilian imports, citing illegal deforestation and trade practices, which Brazil's officials dispute using the new data.
- Did US ‘precisely’ bomb water facilities serving 20,000 Iranians?
Two water facilities in Bemani, Iran, near the Strait of Hormuz were bombed, cutting off drinking water for 20,000 people. The New York Times analysis suggested the attack on the storage facilities was a precision strike.
- Trump: US to hit Iran ‘VERY HARD’ tonight, may take Kharg Island, despite ongoing talks
US president claims the Iranian energy hub will be captured soon, but he's unsure Americans can 'stomach' it; Qatari mediators leave Tehran after talks, sources say sticking point is frozen Iranian funds.
- Mehdi Hasan on Donald Trump’s big, beautiful birthday | Today in Focus – video
The US is celebrating its 250th anniversary while Donald Trump turns 80. The article examines the state of the president and the country as these milestones approach.
- The rise of the pro-worker conservative is changing the US
The rise of pro-worker conservatives is influencing US politics as Republicans increasingly support strengthening labor laws, a shift that was previously considered unlikely.
- Engadget's favorite Game Boy Advance games
Engadget highlights its favorite Game Boy Advance games as part of a 25th anniversary retrospective on the console's US release.
- India says US hit another ship off Oman, confirms 3 dead in separate attack
India claims the US attacked a ship off Oman's coast, while confirming three deaths in a separate attack. All 20 Indians aboard the vessel in the latest incident are reported safe.
- Anthropic's Amodei calls for workers’ rights over AI
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei urged for worker protections against AI-driven job losses and proposed a new US regulatory body to oversee frontier AI research. He highlighted AI's potential to cause public safety risks and economic disruption, while reports show mixed evidence of job impacts in China and the US.
- New US-Iran strikes threaten fragile ceasefire
The US and Iran exchanged fire, straining an already fragile ceasefire and pushing oil prices up. US President Donald Trump said Iran would 'pay the price' for not making a deal, while Tehran declared the Strait of Hormuz closed and hit two oil tankers. Rising oil prices drove inflation and monetary policy adjustments, with markets expecting rate hikes from the European Central Bank and Federal Reserve.
- US and Iran trade fire after Trump threatens Tehran over stalled talks | First Thing
The US and Iran have exchanged fire after Trump threatened Tehran over stalled negotiations aimed at turning a ceasefire into a lasting peace deal. Iran accuses US attacks of rendering the ceasefire 'practically meaningless,' while Trump insists any agreement must prevent Iran's nuclear development, which Iran denies pursuing.
- US and Iran trade fire after Trump threatens Tehran over stalled talks | First Thing
The US and Iran have exchanged strikes after Trump threatened Tehran over stalled ceasefire negotiations. Iran claims US attacks render the ceasefire 'practically meaningless,' while Trump insists any peace deal must prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
- Three Indian sailors killed in US strike on oil tanker
A US military strike on an oil tanker accused of transporting Iranian oil has resulted in the deaths of three Indian sailors. The incident occurred during an operation targeting vessels involved in oil smuggling.
- US Cannot Guarantee Patriot Missile Timelines as Ukraine Warns of Critical Shortage
US missile manufacturer Lockheed Martin cannot guarantee delivery timelines for Patriot PAC-3 interceptor missiles despite plans to increase production to 2,000 annually by 2033. Supply constraints and prioritization decisions are causing shortages affecting US allies and Ukraine, which rely on these systems for ballistic missile defense.
- US-Iran talks still on track despite trading attacks, CNN reports
US and Iran negotiations to reach a deal remain on track despite exchanging air attacks for a second consecutive day. President Donald Trump warned of further strikes if Iran does not immediately agree to a peace deal.
- US Stock Futures Bounce After Market Pullback; Oracle Declines
US stock futures rebounded following a market decline, while Oracle shares fell. A surge in oil prices pushed bonds lower, and stock volatility increased due to reports of Iran halting US negotiations, casting doubt on a potential ceasefire extension.
- UN watchdog demands Iran provide information on nuclear stockpile
The UN watchdog has demanded Iran provide information on its nuclear stockpile. Iran criticized a US-backed IAEA resolution as 'politically motivated' and warned it could hinder ceasefire negotiations.
- Morning update
The US and Iran exchanged strikes, with the US citing Iranian aggression and Iran targeting US structures in Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan. US President Donald Trump threatened renewed attacks if no nuclear deal is reached, while Iran declared the Strait of Hormuz closed to all vessels following US attacks. Flights at Kuwait International Airport resumed after earlier suspensions due to Iranian attacks.
- Thursday briefing: What would it take for streets to be safe for all?
Violent crimes like the murders of Henry Nowak in Southampton and Stephen Ogilvie in Belfast have been exploited by the far-right, raising concerns about safety in shared spaces. The article also highlights US strikes in Iran, UK political dynamics involving Keir Starmer and Andy Burnham, Elon Musk’s X’s inaction on violent posts in Northern Ireland, and record Antarctic temperatures.
- US and Iran swap strikes as ceasefire hangs by a thread
The US and Iran exchanged strikes, with Iran retaliating against US attacks in Gulf countries. The US president warned Iran would 'pay the price' for stalled negotiations, escalating tensions.
- Report: US blasts near Hormuz Strait hit drinking water facility in south Iran
A US attack near the Strait of Hormuz damaged a drinking water facility in southern Iran's Bemani, Hormozgan province, according to satellite analysis reported by The New York Times. Iranian media stated the strike left over 20,000 people without water.
- Middle East crisis live: US and Iran trade strikes again, after Trump warns Tehran will ‘pay the price’ for stalled talks
US and Iran exchange strikes again after Trump warns Tehran will 'pay the price' for stalled talks. Iran targets Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan, while Kuwait closes its airspace amid attacks. Trump is described as desperate for a deal, with Iran delaying negotiations.
- US Strikes Iran Again in Trump Escalation | The Asia Trade 6/11/2026
The US has struck Iran again, marking an escalation under Trump's administration, according to a report by The Asia Trade.
- US launches strikes for second straight night in bid to force Iran to agree on deal
The US conducted strikes for the second consecutive night to pressure Iran into accepting a deal, with Trump threatening further attacks if Iran rejects the proposal. Iran responded by targeting Jordan, Kuwait, and Bahrain, and warned of strikes against vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.
- US Asks to Drop Iran Sanctions Case Against Turkey’s Halkbank
The US has requested to drop a case related to Iran sanctions against Turkey's Halkbank.
- Iran announces closure of Strait of Hormuz following US strikes
Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz in response to US strikes, according to Iranian officials. The closure is a direct reaction to the attacks.
- External audit finds PA no longer rewarding security prisoners — diplomats
An external audit by a global consulting firm found that the Palestinian Authority (PA) no longer rewards security prisoners, as Ramallah reformed its welfare program to be needs-based. This finding contradicts US assessments.
- Investor Tied to Troubled Bank Loans Charged With Fraud by US
An investor linked to troubled bank loans has been charged with fraud by the US. The case involves allegations of fraudulent activity related to these loans.