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Second IAEA report: In light of above assessment, IAEA chief Grossi reiterates his urgent call upon Iran to cooperate fully and effectively with agency.

Second IAEA report: Iran has repeatedly either not answered or not provided technically credible answers to agency's questions.

Second IAEA report: IAEA has no credible indications of ongoing, undeclared structured nuclear program of type described above in Iran.

IAEA report seen by Reuters: Iran's stock of uranium enriched to up to 60% purity estimated to have grown by 133.8 kg to 408.6 kg.

IAEA report: Iran's stock of enriched uranium estimated to have grown by 953.2 kg since last quarterly report to 9,247.6 kg.

Reuters: IAEA sends two quarterly reports on Iran to member states, including expanded "comperehensive" report requested by IAEA board.

Iranian sources: Window to arrive at diplomatic resolution for nuclear file still open, E3 must act rationally.

Iranian sources: Iranian responses to E3 pressure on IAEA to politicize Iran file are well-measured and technical, but if E3 move to use snapback mechanism, this would change everything, as Iran's policy regarding nuclear program would change entirely.

Iranian sources: Iran has shown in past that it would not sit idly by while E3 violate its nuclear rights.

Iranian sources: Iran reaffirmed, through diplomatic channels with Europe that it would respond to any escalatory step in nuclear issue.

Hegseth warns of China while pressuring allies to boost arms spending

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warns of a “real” Chinese threat in the Indo-Pacific, as Washington urges allies to ramp up military spending.

US to boost Taiwan arms sales beyond Trump's $18.3B benchmark

Visitors take photographs of the Yasuda auditorium at the University of Tokyo in Tokyo, Tuesday, May 27, 2025. (AP Photo/Louise Delmotte)

Japan universities offer haven to foreign scholars amid US crackdown

President Donald Trump speaks in the Oval Office of the White House, May 20, 2025, in Washington (AP/Alex Brandon)

US Golden Dome provokes nuclear conflict: DPRK

Germany’s TKMS competes with Japan for $10 billion Australian frigate

Germany’s TKMS competes with Japan over $10bln Australian frigate

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Lula backs multipolar world in Beijing visit: The Guardian

US and S. Korea dismiss report of troop reduction, reaffirm alliance

A US B-1B Lancer landing after a Bomber Task Force mission at Naval Station Diego Garcia last year (US Air Force/AP)

UK retains US base access as Chagos sovereignty transfers to Mauritius

US troops cross a floating bridge on the Imjin River during a joint river-crossing exercise between S. Korea and the US as a part of the Freedom Shield military exercise in Yeoncheon, S. Korea, Thursday, March 20, 2025 (AP)

US may move 4,500 troops from South Korea: WSJ reports

Outside the Parliament of Australia, an Australian activist declared, "Resistance is an idea and you can never ever kill an idea," adding, "Palestine will be free from the river to the sea," despite "Israel's" war on Gaza and its atrocities. In the span of 10 months, "Israel" has killed more than 39,600 Palestinians and injured 91,600 others in the Gaza Strip. It has starved children, women, men, and the elderly. The Israeli occupation has torn families apart and made Gaza a breeding ground for infectious diseases, with polio most recently detected in the wastewater.