Why San Diego Mosque Shooting Victims Are Being Called Heroes
Three people died in a San Diego mosque shooting, including security guard Amin Abdullah, remembered as a brave protector. Here's what happened and why it matters.
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Why the Death Sentence for Teen TikTok Star’s Killer Matters in Pakistan
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Why the ICC Is Pursuing Arrest of Israeli Minister Bezalel Smotrich
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Why WHO's Ebola Response Faces Scrutiny and What Comes Next
How Israel and the US Planned to Reinstate Ahmadinejad in Iran
An Israeli strike aimed to free Mahmoud Ahmadinejad from house arrest, part of a covert US-backed plan to change Iran’s leadership.
Why Xi Jinping Is Strengthening Ties with Putin After Hosting Trump
Days after meeting Trump, China's Xi Jinping called for peace in the Middle East while deepening strategic ties with Vladimir Putin amid rising global tensions and complex diplomacy.
Why an Ebola-Infected US Doctor’s Evacuation Highlights Urgent Global Health Risks
An American doctor with Ebola was flown to Germany amid an outbreak spreading fast in the DRC, exposing international concerns over virus containment and treatment.
Why the US-Saudi Nuclear Deal Remains Uncertain Amid Political Shifts
The US-Saudi nuclear agreement faces uncertainty after former President Trump tied progress to Saudi-Israel normalization. The deal's future now hinges on complex diplomacy.