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Iran đang tìm kiếm sự hỗ trợ kinh tế từ Nga trong bối cảnh eo biển Hormuz bị phong tỏa, nhưng các chuyên gia cho rằng Moscow chỉ có thể giúp Tehran trong ngắn hạn do vấn đề hậu cần và chi phí. Thương mại song phương hiện chủ yếu qua Hành lang Vận tải Bắc-Nam Quốc tế (INSTC), nhưng không thể thay thế hoàn toàn các tuyến đường biển.
Mexican special forces arrested Audias Flores, a senior commander of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), and his money launderer after 19 months of surveillance with U.S. intelligence support. The arrests led to roadblocks by cartel gunmen in Nayarit and warnings from the U.S. embassy near Reynosa.
Europe is the fastest-warming continent, according to a new joint report by the WMO and ECMWF. In 2025, nearly all of Europe recorded above-average annual temperatures, leading to intense heatwaves, wildfires that scorched over 1 million hectares, and significant glacier and snow cover loss. The report warns that climate change is an urgent present reality.
A US Army soldier pleaded not guilty to fraud charges after allegedly winning $400,000 by using insider information to bet on prediction market Polymarket that Nicolás Maduro would be removed from power. The case is the first time the Department of Justice has filed insider trading charges involving prediction markets.
Indian billionaire's son Anant Ambani revives a plan to relocate 80 hippos, descendants of Pablo Escobar's pets, to his private zoo in Gujarat to save them from culling in Colombia. The proposal faces logistical, ethical, and environmental controversies as the hippo herd has become a major ecological threat in Colombia.
US President Donald Trump declares Iran is in a 'state of collapse' as Gulf leaders meet in Saudi Arabia to discuss regional security. The UAE announces its departure from OPEC after nearly 60 years, while Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon kill paramedics, escalating tensions. Diplomatic efforts remain deadlocked amid oil price surges and waning US approval ratings.
A coordinated attack by JNIM and Tuareg rebels inflicted heavy losses on Mali's government army and Russian mercenaries, killing the defense minister and seizing the town of Kidal. Analysts say the Islamist fighters seek to negotiate concessions rather than fully control the country, as state power continues to erode.
In Tehran, a fragile ceasefire has ended airstrikes but left residents in a state of 'no war, no peace.' War ruins remain untouched, the economy is battered by a US blockade and currency devaluation, and daily life is marked by uncertainty and erosion of hope.
Three ships have been hijacked off Somalia in a week, raising fears of a piracy resurgence as pirates exploit diverted international naval forces. The incidents, including a cement carrier and an oil tanker, highlight growing risks for global shipping already strained by Red Sea disruptions.
Russia claims its Africa Corps prevented a coup in Mali after insurgents seized Kidal and killed the defence minister. Local reports suggest a negotiated withdrawal mediated by Algeria. The crisis highlights Moscow's limited influence in West Africa.
