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A lawsuit has been filed to prevent President Donald Trump from hosting a UFC match at the White House, arguing the event lacks proper approval. It marks the first known legal challenge to the mixed martial arts event scheduled for June 14. The suit alleges violations of federal parkland regulations and a lack of environmental review.
Quốc hội Bolivia thông qua đạo luật cho phép Tổng thống Rodrigo Paz điều động quân đội dỡ bỏ rào chắn và trấn áp người biểu tình. Luật mới trao quyền sử dụng vũ lực cho quân đội, kèm theo 'suy đoán hợp pháp' nhằm bảo vệ hành động của họ. Động thái này diễn ra trong bối cảnh làn sóng biểu tình lan rộng vì lạm phát, tiền lương thấp và việc bãi bỏ trợ cấp nhiên liệu.
President Donald Trump has declared that billions of dollars in frozen Iranian assets will not be released until a long-term ceasefire is reached, formally ending the U.S.-Israel conflict with Tehran. In an interview, Trump emphasized asset release would only occur after a deal, while Iran views it as a confidence-building measure. The statement comes amid stalled nuclear talks and ongoing military operations.
Recent Democratic primaries show straight-talking candidates, especially those bold on Palestine, winning overwhelming support. Figures like Graham Platner and Adam Hamawy are advancing to general elections, signaling a voter shift away from traditional party leadership. The trend highlights a growing demand for authenticity over polished, cautious politics.
Pope Leo XIV celebrated Corpus Christi Mass before over a million people in Madrid on Sunday, calling Spain's faith tradition a 'school of faith' and urging unity. Local organizers reported 1.2 million attendees at Plaza de Cibeles and surrounding streets, with 16 flower carpets along the half-kilometer procession route.
Mehran, a 47-year-old teacher in Tehran, navigates a life turned upside down by war, from teaching over a patchy internet connection to facing soaring medicine prices and seeking solidarity in nightly gatherings. His daily journey reflects a microcosm of a city trying to maintain normalcy amid war, as recounted to Al Jazeera.
Amid Yemen's civil war, the Taiz Cardiovascular and Kidney Transplant Center has become a lifeline, performing thousands of complex surgeries at low cost. In just five years, it has conducted 1,450 open-heart surgeries and 164 kidney transplants, recently adding liver transplants. The center, founded with private-sector support, now handles 500 monthly procedures, offering hope to patients who previously had to travel abroad.
The Nigerian army announced it has rescued 360 people kidnapped by Boko Haram militants in Borno state during an operation in the Mandara Mountains. Two infants died due to harsh conditions during captivity. The military described the rescue as a major success in the fight against terrorism.
Peruvians voted Sunday in a contentious presidential runoff between right-wing Keiko Fujimori and leftist Roberto Sanchez. The election comes amid deep public frustration and follows a first round marred by logistical issues and fraud allegations. Analysts say the outcome hinges on millions of disillusioned voters who stayed home or cast invalid ballots in the first round.
At least nine Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza since dawn, as Egypt hosts a new round of talks between Hamas and Palestinian factions. The talks aim to salvage a US-brokered ceasefire deal that has stalled over disagreements on key issues.
