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Israel-Iran Conflict · Tehran

Iran missile attacks on Israel kills 5, while Israel claims it now has air superiority over Tehran

35% Right coverage: 94 sources

Israel claims it has achieved "aerial superiority" over Tehran and has control of skies from western Iran to capital.See the Story

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All NATO Members to Hit 2% Defense Spending in 2025, Rutte Says

Iran Summons Germany's Ambassador over Chancellor's Remarks on Israel

45% Center coverage: 9 sources

Iran’s Foreign Ministry summons Germany's ambassador in protest over remarks by Chancellor Friedrich Merz, who said Israel is undertaking the "dirty work" on behalf of the international community in striking Iran.Friedrich Merz · Germany See the Story

Hotels, not ‘scapegoated’ Airbnb, to blame for overtourism says company chief

50% Center coverage: 12 sources

Short-term rental giant Airbnb has spoken out after large-scale protests across the Balearic Islands saw up to 30,000 people marching through tourist hotspots to demand more action against the disastrous effects of mass tourism.Business · Balearic Islands See the Story

Portugal: Government Wants to Limit Family Reunification

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Portugal's government under Prime Minister Luís Montenegro presented its programme to the parliament after the May elections, with the issue of immigration determining the debate – especially the Conservatives' plan to significantly limit the family reunification for immigrants. The state press criticises both the proposal and its priority role.Immigration · Portugal Read Article

Military analyst discusses possible U.S. objectives if it enters Iran-Israel conflict

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

NPR speaks with military analyst Michael Knights, a fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, about possible U.S. objectives if the U.S. enters the Iran-Israel conflict.Donald Trump · Tehran See the Story

Driving Towards the Legalisation of Fully Autonomous Vehicles in the UK

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

As many will know, the Autonomous Vehicle Act 2024 (the “AV Act”) paved the way to legalising the use of autonomous vehicles on UK roads. However, before any autonomous vehicles can be used on the UK roads (other than under controlled trials), it is important to be aware that the AV Act does not, at this stage, authorise those vehicles for use on the UK’s roads. Rather, the AV Act grants the Secretary of State the power to authorise this at a la…Taxis · Germany See the Story

Global Shipping Not Disrupted by Israel-Iran Conflict for Now, but Impact Likely Nuanced

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Israel-Iran conflict has not disrupted global shipping – for now – but the likely impact on the industry might be more nuanced.Donald Trump See the Story

Spain Weighs a Leader’s Apologies

34% Center coverage: 9 sources

A corruption scandal engulfs a prime minister who tries to make amends. Europe watches as Spaniards balance mercy and justice.Pedro Sánchez · Spain See the Story

Is a Regime Collapse Now Possible in Tehran?

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Israel has killed many Iranian leaders in its airstrikes.Airstrike · Tehran See the Story

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Iran missile attacks on Israel kills 5, while Israel claims it now has air superiority over Tehran

G7 Ends without Joint Stance on Ukraine as Middle East Crisis Dominates

All NATO Members to Hit 2% Defense Spending in 2025, Rutte Says

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All NATO Members to Hit 2% Defense Spending in 2025, Rutte Says

Iran Summons Germany's Ambassador over Chancellor's Remarks on Israel

Hotels, not ‘scapegoated’ Airbnb, to blame for overtourism says company chief

Portugal: Government Wants to Limit Family Reunification

Military analyst discusses possible U.S. objectives if it enters Iran-Israel conflict

Driving Towards the Legalisation of Fully Autonomous Vehicles in the UK

Global Shipping Not Disrupted by Israel-Iran Conflict for Now, but Impact Likely Nuanced

Spain Weighs a Leader’s Apologies

Is a Regime Collapse Now Possible in Tehran?

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