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- Twin breakthroughs in Lebanon and the Strait of Hormuz have raised hopes of a permanent end to the conflict
- President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister Keir Starmer said they would keep planning an international mission to restore maritime security
- Authorities warn of penalties for unauthorized pilgrims as preparations intensify
- Move aims to streamline crowd control for one of the world’s largest religious gatherings
- Says he wants Lebanon to chart its own course after weeks of war between Israel and Hezbollah
- Aoun says country will make its own decisions and stand by demands shared across Lebanese society
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- Waiver aims to stabilize energy prices amid Iran war and Middle East tensions
- Analyst warns energy market tools are ‘nearly exhausted’
- British nationals, including a 16-year-old, tried to set fire to offices of Persian-language outlet by throwing an “ignited container” that landed in a car park
- Attack part of a “sustained effort to intimidate Iran International and silence independent Persian-language journalism beyond Iran’s borders,” outlet said
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