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A South Korean bid to supply 12 Arctic-capable diesel-electric submarines for the Royal Canadian Navy lost out to a German offer, according to a report published Monday, as Canadian officials weigh NATO alignment and long-term industrial ties.
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Hamas said it will dissolve an emergency committee overseeing Gaza’s civilian administration and move toward a new U.S.-backed technocratic arrangement for day-to-day governance. Israel and critics said the change would not amount to genuine disarmament or a transfer of real authority away from Hamas’ security apparatus.
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President Ahmad al-Sharaa and French President Emmanuel Macron announced the decision during Macron’s Damascus visit, as blasts in the Syrian capital raised fresh security concerns.
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The Paris prosecutor’s office says it is examining whether the posts amount to aggravated public insult or incitement to hatred or violence after a complaint by the French Football Federation.
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The Paris court upheld a conviction tied to a European Parliament “fake jobs” scheme and narrowed the disqualification period, but ordered that her sentence include a one-year electronic ankle bracelet, raising questions about how freely she can campaign.
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President Donald Trump said at a meeting in Turkey that Washington would remove sanctions imposed under CAATSA and would consider restoring F-35 access for Ankara, as officials from both countries discussed defense and alliance issues ahead of the NATO summit.
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Kyiv’s military said its Unmanned Systems Forces struck sanctioned fuel tankers supplying Russia-controlled Crimea, as Western governments and Ukraine have accused Moscow of using so-called “shadow fleet” shipping to circumvent sanctions.
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A projectile hit a tanker in one of the world’s most critical shipping chokepoints, as Iran and the United States traded threats and said talks were stalled.
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The High Court ruled that Prince Harry and other claimants could not prove allegations of unlawful information gathering by Associated Newspapers, publisher of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday.
