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Lebanon Latest: Peace talks between Lebanon and Israel, people return south
Al Jazeera’s Robert McBride brings you the latest from Beirut as people return to the south of Lebanon.
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Israel kills three in Lebanon as Rubio praises progress in Washington talks
Lebanon’s state-run National News Agency reports three people killed after an Israeli attack on a car in Nabatieh.
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IRGC warns against new Hormuz route for ships: What we know
Experts say disagreements over shipping routes and transit fees could complicate efforts to reach a permanent agreement.
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Iran accuses NATO of ‘complicity’ in US war: What role did EU nations play?
NATO boss tries to convince Trump that European allies were there for the US during war on Iran.
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Deconfliction and disarmament: Can both be pursued in Lebanon?
New deconfliction mechanism seeks to prevent return to all-out war in Lebanon and in the region.
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UK’s hottest June: ‘The population should have been prepared for this’
Schools are closing, public transport is slowing and cooling items are flying off shelves as Britons swelter.
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Norway vs France at World Cup 2026: Mbappe vs Haaland, team news, lineups
Norway and France face off in final Group I match with top spot in the group to be decided in Boston Stadium.
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Venezuela earthquakes devastate country
Two back-to-back earthquakes have struck Venezuela, devastating infrastructure and sending panic through the streets.
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Haitians reflect on first World Cup experience in 52 years
Haitian diaspora reflects after Haiti participated in the World Cup for the first time in 52 years.
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‘We did regain control’: The Brexit voters with no regrets 10 years on
The UK may have squandered the freedoms it won, but leaving the EU was the right decision, say pro-Brexit Britons.
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Watch World Cup Day 14: South Africa advance, with Morocco, Mexico, Brazil
Latest match highlights, reaction and previews from the FIFA World Cup 2026 in North America.
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Why Britain devours its prime ministers
Weak leaders are only part of the story. Restless MPs and volatile voters have made Downing Street harder to survive.