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TPLF’s Resurgence Fuels Ethiopia-Eritrea War Fears

TPLF's return to power in Ethiopia stokes fears of renewed Ethiopia-Eritrea conflict, amid UAE infrastructure tensions and regional power struggles. Analysts warn of escalating military and diplomatic pressures, with unresolved disputes and economic strains heightening instability in the Horn of Africa.
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Iran’s Enriched Uranium Lingers in Tunnels as Retrieval Stalls

Iran's enriched uranium stockpile, totaling over 440 kg at 60% purity, remains unsecured in Isfahan tunnels despite U.S.-led strikes. IAEA reports and satellite imagery highlight retrieval delays, while Trump's conflicting remarks and stalled diplomacy deepen uncertainty over Iran's nuclear ambitions and regional security risks.
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Putin Asserts War Nearing End Amid Ceasefire and Unresolved Issues

Russian President Vladimir Putin claims the Ukraine war is nearing an end, citing openness to European security talks via German ex-Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder. A three-day ceasefire holds, but territorial disputes and prisoner exchanges remain unresolved, complicating peace prospects.
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Trump deems Iran’s response to U.S. war-ending proposal ‘unacceptable

U.S. President Trump deems Iran's rejection of a war-ending proposal to halt nuclear work, lift sanctions, and free Hormuz 'unacceptable.' Iran demands compensation and Strait control, complicating ceasefire talks. Economic tensions and regional alliances heighten stakes as global oil prices soar.
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Syria’s Court Charges Assad’s Cousin Atef Najib with War Crimes Over 2011 Daraa Crackdown

Syria's court begins first public trial of Assad-era official Atef Najib, charged with war crimes over 2011 Daraa crackdown. Trial starts April 26, 2026, amid post-Assad transitional justice efforts, though charges under domestic law face international scrutiny.
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11,000-Carat Ruby Found in Myanmar’s Mogok, Second-Largest Ever

A 11,000-carat ruby, second-largest in Myanmar's history, was found in Mogok, inspected by President Min Aung Hlaing. Its discovery highlights the country's conflict-tangled gemstone industry, fueling military funding and ethical debates over trade.
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Microplastics Contribute to Climate Warming via Radiative Forcing and Carbon Cycle Disruption

Microplastics, once seen as waste, now reveal dual roles in climate change: direct radiative forcing via sunlight absorption and carbon cycle disruption. New research shows their impact rivals black carbon, with polar albedo reduction accelerating ice loss. Integrated policies are urgent to tackle this overlooked climate driver.
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US military targets Iranian fast boats; Iran attacks UAE oil facility

U.S. military strikes Iranian fast boats in Strait of Hormuz, while Iran attacks UAE oil facility, escalating tensions. Conflicting casualty reports and disputed actions highlight regional instability, with oil prices soaring and humanitarian efforts underway under Trump’s Project Freedom.
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Hunan Fireworks Plant Explosion Kills 21, Injures 61; Probe Ordered

A deadly explosion at a Hunan fireworks plant killed 21 and injured 61, prompting President Xi Jinping to order a probe. The incident, linked to past industrial tragedies, underscores ongoing safety gaps and regulatory failures in the sector.
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Iran Proposes 30-Day Ceasefire to Counter U.S. Two-Month Plan

Iran proposes a 30-day ceasefire to counter U.S. two-month plan, escalating tensions since February 2026. The conflict, involving Hezbollah and Hamas, disrupts oil shipments and raises global prices. Uncertainty surrounds the proposal’s authenticity, complicating diplomatic efforts amid economic and regional stakes.
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Deal on Paper, Death in Practice: 6,000 Oleshky Civilians Starving as Evacuation Goes Nowhere

Starvation grips Oleshky, where 6,000 civilians face famine as a stalled evacuation deal leaves them trapped. Russia’s blockade, drone strikes, and denied aid have turned the city into a death trap, with over 300 deaths reported. Volunteer efforts and international appeals highlight a worsening humanitarian crisis.