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Qassem Calls for Lebanon Withdrawal from U.S. Peace Talks

Naim Qassem demanded that Lebanon withdraw from U.S.-mediated talks with Israel, calling the process a disarmament ploy.

A Madrid court charged Begoña Gómez with corruption and influence peddling, increasing pressure on Pedro Sánchez's government.

North Korea test-fired missiles from the Choe Hyon destroyer, signaling a stronger push toward maritime strike capability.

Hezbollah rejected Washington peace talks as Israeli strikes hit Lebanon and the southern death toll surpassed 2,000.

Iran carried out at least 853 executions last year, with rights groups warning of a three-decade high and minority targeting.

Irish police detained a man over damage to a U.S. military aircraft at Shannon Airport, reviving debate about neutrality.

Peter Magyar and the Tisza party ousted Viktor Orbán, securing a supermajority and promising to restore Hungary's EU ties.

Uganda is using a mobile court to try Christopher Okello Onyum for machete killings in a rural community under heavy security.

A Paris court convicted Lafarge over payments to armed groups in Syria, intensifying scrutiny of corporate conduct in war zones.

Pope Leo began an African tour in Algeria while defending Vatican peace messaging against criticism from Donald Trump.

Hungary's opposition victory ended Viktor Orbán's long rule and opened a new phase in relations with Brussels and Moscow.

Myanmar security forces are targeting flowers used as protest symbols, turning jasmine and roses into signs of political risk.