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US officials reportedly said Iran's military launched drones toward Bahrain.

Paraguayan govt distances itself from the senator's remarks.

11 people have been pardoned, but 1MDB fugitive not one of them.

Family, sports community mourn his untimely death.

Country also recorded 138 aftershocks yesterday, its national assembly president says.

New and subtle security network takes shape across region.

Tech giants' influence goes beyond media, even putting govts' under pressure.

Iran calls for full restoration of Lebanon's sovereignty.

Analysts question if advantage shifted to Iran-backed militia after fighting paused.

States debate over Gaza aid access as humanitarian crisis worsens.

While region remains volatile, Israel can no longer expect unconditional support from Washington.

Israeli PM has no choice but to play along, for now.

Deal, once signed, will open Strait of Hormuz.

Naval mines, high insurance costs and geopolitical risks mean disruption could persist for months.

Both sides report progress on land and maritime disputes during JCBC meeting.

Former premier to shed ankle monitor after royal decree takes effect.

Both believe they have time on their side.

White House under lockdown following multiple shots fired.

The Eduskunta offers open access, calm debates, sauna for MPs and media.

What's going on in the news today, with updates at 9am, 2pm, 6pm, and 9pm.

Further political and security negotiations planned in the coming weeks.

However, Madras High Court reserves its order today following Election Commission of India's argument.

The film star-turned-politician promises transparent govt, better law and order.

Tomorrow's political history is anchored in the will of the common citizens.