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Iran Demands Billions in War Damages From United States

Iran is demanding billions in war damages from the United States, adding a financial obstacle to ceasefire negotiations.

Enforcement Directorate raids linked to AAP lawmaker Ashok Kumar Mittal raised legal and political questions after his new parliamentary role.

Trump said the Iran war was nearing its end, but the continuing Hormuz blockade keeps military and market risks unresolved.

Russian soldiers reportedly surrendered after contact with Ukrainian ground robots, highlighting the expanding role of unmanned systems.

Strait of Hormuz disruptions are forcing food exporters to reroute cargo, raising costs for Gulf importers and global supply chains.

Wildfire smoke disrupted Chiang Mai during Songkran, hurting tourism and raising health concerns during Thai New Year travel.

The Berlin summit put Sudan's war back on the diplomatic agenda as the U.K. pushed for a ceasefire and more aid access.

The shallow earthquake near Orange was widely felt and has drawn attention to infrastructure, mines and regional preparedness.

The U.S. naval cordon near Hormuz has tightened, but commanders avoided boarding or warning shots in the latest incident.

A possible Islamabad meeting gives Washington and Tehran a diplomatic option while maritime pressure continues.

Direct Israel-Lebanon talks in Washington signal a rare diplomatic channel over Hezbollah and disputed border issues.

Trump's criticism of Giorgia Meloni has widened a NATO dispute over Italy's refusal to support offensive action against Iran.