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Iran’s oil exports are returning to levels seen during the original nuclear deal. While its nuclear project has suffered severe blows, the new cash flow threatens to rebuild its missile array and regional terror proxies within months
After the match against Belgium at the 2026 World Cup, Iran’s national team staff members left a note calling for “peace, respect and friendship prevail among all nations.” The message was published by the local federation against the backdrop of claims of unusual logistical difficulties during the tournament.
Head of the Shin Bet security agency David Zini instructed the agency to prepare for a scenario involving an attack on the southern Israeli city of Eilat as a top priority. Zini warned of an invasion from the sea or from one of the land borders.
Jerusalem Center for Foreign Affairs and Security survey finds lessons of Oct. 7 have led to clear distrust of international forces and a reassessment of past policies. 56% view the disengagement as a strategic mistake, 73% support a buffer zone in Lebanon.
The Labour Party leader said he would step down and allow the party to choose a successor. The leading candidate to replace Starmer is former Manchester mayor Andy Burnham.
