North Korea hydrogen test sparks border standoff across Korea
Seoul resumes cross border propaganda blasts at the border after Pyongyang reportedly begins its own broadcasts in response to a claimed hydrogen bomb test. South Korea warns of warlike rhetoric while maintaining high alert along about 10 frontline sites.
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Four Nation Talks in Islamabad On Afghan Peace
Afghanistan's Ahmad Mostaghni says Afghanistan Pakistan China and the United States will meet in Islamabad on Monday to discuss a road map for peace talks aimed at reviving the Afghan process. Taliban participation is not expected in this round.
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Violence rises in Basra as Iraq fights IS
In Basra and southern Iraq violence surges amid a security vacuum after IS gains. Militia activity, crime, kidnappings, and tribal feuds rise as police deployments retreat, fueling fear among residents and increased crime reports. Basra province, a key oil hub, sees surging robberies and trafficking.
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