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• North Korea Tests Missile Amid Speculation Over Trump–Kim Meeting

• Air Traffic Controller Shortage Grounds Hundreds of U.S. Flights

• Iran Defeats Bahrain in Volleyball Opener at Islamic Solidarity Games

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• Unveiling of the Statue of “Shapur II” and the Historic Defeat of Valerian 

• Explosions at Jakarta Mosque Leave 54 Injured

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• Palestinian Islamic Jihad Urges Legal Action Against Israel

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• Iran, Pakistan Top Officials Call for Unity and Regional Peace

• Palestine and Resistance Top Agenda at Arab National Congress in Beirut

• Israeli Strikes Pound Khan Younis Despite Ceasefire

• U.S. Hits Vessel Labeled as Drug-Linked; Three Killed

• North Korea Tests Missile Amid Speculation Over Trump–Kim Meeting

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• Air Traffic Controller Shortage Grounds Hundreds of U.S. Flights

• Anti-Israel Protests Erupt in Birmingham Ahead of Football Match

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• Araghchi Calls for Economic Diplomacy to Expand Iran’s Global Trade Reach

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• Thai King to Visit China for First Time After 50 Years of Diplomatic Ties

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• U.S. Shutdown Leaves Californians Waiting Hours for Food Assistance

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• Iran Defeats Bahrain in Volleyball Opener at Islamic Solidarity Games

• Pezeshkian: U.S. and Europe Must Prove Their Sincerity to Gain Trust

• Qalibaf Emphasizes Iran-Pakistan Cooperation Potential in Islamabad

• Araghchi Calls on International Community to Prevent Regional Crisis Escalation

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• Iranian Parliament Speaker Arrives in Islamabad

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• Outrage as Sarajevo Hosts Israeli Team Despite Bosnia’s Genocide History

• Iran, Pakistan Top Officials Call for Unity and Regional Peace

• Palestine and Resistance Top Agenda at Arab National Congress in Beirut

• Thai King to Visit China for First Time After 50 Years of Diplomatic Ties

• China Rejects U.S. Invitation to Nuclear Talks

• 114 Killed, 127 Missing as Typhoon Kalmaegi Devastates Philippines

• Iran and Pakistan Prioritize Expanding Economic Ties, Says Qalibaf

• North Korea Tests Missile Amid Speculation Over Trump–Kim Meeting

• Araghchi Calls for Economic Diplomacy to Expand Iran’s Global Trade Reach

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• Israeli Airstrike on South Lebanon Leaves One Martyred, Several Injured