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Iran's foreign ministry says it met with envoys in Tehran on regional issues, the latest signal from a government whose foreign minister says Tehran is ready for both diplomacy and war.
A reported projectile strike on an inbound LPG tanker in the Strait of Hormuz has set off a wave of reaction accounts, even as Qatari LNG cargoes keep moving and Washington orders thousands more troops to the region.
Anger spreads across social platforms after police in Vietnam announce the arrest of a dozen men accused of taking thousands of household pets for slaughter.
Reports of a fresh attack on Saudi Arabia's East-West crude pipeline sent Brent crude recovering from earlier losses, though the claim remains unconfirmed by independent sources.
The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem is warning Americans that Israel will close every checkpoint across the West Bank on October 5 and October 7, the third anniversary of the Hamas massacre, with entry into Israel limited to medical and humanitarian cases only.
Conservative Sen. Flávio Bolsonaro defied the polls and forced Brazil's socialist incumbent into an October runoff, in a race that could reshape the Western Hemisphere.
President Nikos Christodoulides tells Breitbart News at the UN General Assembly that Europe 'does not have the luxury' of standing apart from Trump's America, praising the new US ambassador to Cyprus as already hitting the ground running.
Cyber analyst Mike Benz tells his audience that Brazil's election is the first in six years without tens of millions in USAID operation money behind Lula and his allies, as American voters head to the polls in two special House elections.
A Brazilian woman's photo after casting her vote in Poland — featuring a communist pin — has ignited online calls for legal action, with users citing Polish law that criminalizes such symbols. Next News Network could not independently verify the claim.
A lab technician at Siberia's Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute has died of a suspected pneumonic plague infection, triggering an 'anti-epidemic' lockdown and a wave of international scrutiny as Russian authorities respond to what CNN describes as a laboratory accident.
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister says Tehran is studying the American response to its proposal while remaining prepared for 'all scenarios.' The statement comes amid stalled negotiations and conflicting accounts of the diplomatic track.
Iraq's state oil tanker company says it moved two million barrels of crude through the Strait of Hormuz aboard a very large crude carrier, while Iran's parliament speaker insists the waterway will not reopen until Tehran's conditions are met.
