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Explosions as Israel launches strike on Iran
Middle East Politics · Iran

Explosions as Israel launches strike on Iran

41% Center coverage: 283 sources
Explosions rang out across Iran’s capital as Israel claimed it was attacking the country. People in Tehran, Iran, awoke to the sound of the blast. State television acknowledged the blast.See the Story
Iran Launches Around 100 Drones Toward Israel in Retaliation for Strikes on Nuclear Sites, IDF Says
Iran Politics · Iran

Iran Launches Around 100 Drones Toward Israel in Retaliation for Strikes on Nuclear Sites, IDF Says

61% Center coverage: 103 sources
Israel's military said Iran launched about 100 drones toward Israel on Friday and that it was making an effort to shoot them down. The attack comes after Israel carried out strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, which it claims killed Revolutionary Guard chief Hossein Salami, army chief of staff Mohammad Bagheri and other top military officials, as well as a reported six nuclear scientists.See the Story
Trump Points to Missed Ultimatum as Israel Launches Strike on Iran
Emmanuel Macron · Tehran

Trump Points to Missed Ultimatum as Israel Launches Strike on Iran

42% Right coverage: 36 sources
In a bold military move, Israel has launched airstrikes on Iran, targeting the Islamic Republic's principal nuclear enrichment facility in Natanz. The attack reportedly led to the death of the head of Iran's Revolutionary Guard, heightening concerns that the situation could escalate into a full-scale war between the two nations.U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio issued a statement distancing the United States from Israel's decision to carry out…See the Story

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China Grants Rare Earth Export Permits After US Trade Talks, Offers Relief but Uncertainty Persists

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U.N. Nuclear Watchdog Chief Ready to Travel to Iran to Assess Situation

Coverage: 8 sources
By Francois MurphyUnited Nations · TehranSee the Story

Saudi Arabia, Qatar to Host Fourth Round of Asia's World Cup Qualifiers

57% Left coverage: 7 sources
Saudi Arabia and Qatar have been awarded the hosting rights for the fourth round of Asia’s 2026 World Cup preliminaries in October, the Asian Football Confederation said on Friday. © New Straits Times Press (M) BhdWorld Cup · Saudi ArabiaSee the Story

New Gate at Mount Fuji's 5th Station Has a "Checkpoint" Feel; Rangers' Authority Also Strengthened: Asahi Shimbun

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
On the 13th, ahead of the opening of Mount Fuji on the Yamanashi side (July 1st), a newly completed permanent gate was unveiled at the 5th station of the Yoshida trail. In order to prevent "lightly dressed climbers," a rehearsal was conducted by prefectural officials known as "Mount Fuji Rangers," and the gate was opened to allow climbers in.Yamanashi · YamanashiSee the Story

Maekawa "Nervous" Ahead of Fukui Case Retrial Ruling; 2,500 People Sign Petition Calling for Acquittal: Asahi Shimbun

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
On the 12th, supporters of Shoji Maekawa (60), who is currently facing a retrial after serving time in prison for the murder of a junior high school girl in Fukui City in 1986, submitted more than 2,500 signatures to the Nagoya High Court Kanazawa High Court, calling for an early determination of innocence.Fukui · FukuiRead Article

"Shouting" at Saitama Prefectural High School: "Teachers Should Have Intervened": Asahi Shimbun

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
At a press conference on May 21, Toru Hiyoshi, superintendent of the Saitama Prefectural Board of Education, said, "Teachers..." at three Saitama Prefectural high schools in Urawa, Kawagoe, and Matsuyama were found to have engaged in "inconsiderate instruction," such as yelling, during instruction on school songs and cheer songs for new students for the 2022-2024 school year.Saitama · SaitamaRead Article

Veterinarian Dies After Treating Cat with Suspected Tick Infection; Veterinary Association Warns of Caution: Asahi Shimbun

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
It has been discovered that a veterinarian who was treating a cat infected with Severe Fever with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome (SFTS), a virus transmitted to mammals through ticks, has died. It is suspected that the veterinarian was also infected.Cats · JapanSee the Story

Trump Says U.S. Steel Controlled by Him with "Golden Share"

46% Left coverage: 13 sources
The United States has a "golden share" in United States Steel Corp., President Donald Trump said Thursday, adding it will be controlled by him after Nippon Steel Corp.'s massive investment in the iconic American producer. "We have a golden share, which I control, or a president controls. Now I'm a little concerned whoever the president might be, but that gives you total control," Trump said at a White House event. Read full story hereDonald Trump · United StatesSee the Story

China Grants Rare Earth Export Permits After US Trade Talks, Offers Relief but Uncertainty Persists

67% Left coverage: 12 sources
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — The high-level negotiations over China's export controls of rare earths is giving U.S. businesses some relief, even though it may be only for now. China has approved “a certain number” of export permits for rare earth elements and related items, its commerce ministry said on Thursday, one day after U.S. President Donald Trump declared that Beijing would supply to the U.S. companies those key elements and the magnets made from …Donald TrumpSee the Story

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