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Iran recalls its ambassadors from Germany, France, and the UK for "consultations" following the activation of a dispute mechanism to reimpose UN sanctions. Russia and China's attempt to block the move failed.

ambassador recall | dispute mechanism | European envoys | Iran sanctions | UN Security Council

Iran Recalls UK, France, Germany Envoys for Consultations Amid Looming UN Sanctions

The UK plans a mandatory digital ID system for all new employees to tackle illegal immigration, led by Keir Starmer. The ID, stored on phones, will also offer access to benefits and tax records, but faces privacy concerns.

illegal immigration | Keir Starmer | mandatory identification | UK digital ID

UK Digital ID Mandatory for New Jobs to Curb Illegal Immigration & Boost Services

Andy Burnham rejects leadership rumours, stresses full commitment to Greater Manchester mayor job, while pushing for fair investment in the North.

Andy Burnham mayor | Greater Manchester politics | Hillsborough law | Labour leadership speculation | Northern Powerhouse Rail

Andy Burnham insists he is “fully committed” to Greater Manchester mayoral job

Polish President Karol Nawrocki used a nicotine pouch during the UN Assembly, sparking criticism from politicians and heated debate online.

controversy | Karol Nawrocki | Poland | snus | UN Assembly

Karol Nawrocki Uses Nicotine Pouch at UN Assembly, Drawing Criticism and Online Debate

Italian actress Claudia Cardinale has died at 87 in Nemours. Star of The Leopard, The Pink Panther and over 120 films leaves a lasting legacy in cinema.

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Claudia Cardinale dies at 87: Italian screen legend of The Leopard and Pink Panther

Estonia says it is open to hosting UK F-35A fighter jets capable of carrying nuclear weapons, as NATO strengthens Baltic security.

Estonia | F-35A | NATO | nuclear | UK

Estonia signals openness to UK nuclear-capable F-35A deployments as NATO boosts eastern deterrence

The EU creates a donor group for Palestine. Ursula von der Leyen pledges €1.6bn to rebuild Gaza and restart the Palestinian economy, backing the two-state solution.

donor group | EU | Gaza | Palestine | Ursula von der Leyen

EU forms donor group for Palestine as von der Leyen pledges €1.6bn for Gaza rebuild

Charlie Kirk: At the Arizona memorial, Trump and Vance hailed the slain activist as a martyr. Erika Kirk forgives the killer and takes over his mission.

Charlie Kirk | martyr | memorial | Trump

Charlie Kirk memorial in Arizona: Trump and Vance cast slain activist as martyr

AfD MP Birgit Bessin visited the Russian embassy in Berlin with voters. The trip, funded by taxpayers, has sparked criticism across the Bundestag.

AfD | Berlin | Birgit Bessin | Bundestag | Russian embassy

AfD MP Birgit Bessin Visits Russian Embassy in Berlin with Constituents

Toloka unveils underwater drones: AI-driven systems with explosive payloads and strike ranges up to 2,000 km, showcased at Defence Tech Valley 2025.

AI | defence | Toloka | Ukraine | underwater drones

Toloka’s new Ukrainian underwater drones: AI networks, explosives and long-range strike capability

President Trump told reporters he's concerned about Russian aircraft incidents in the Baltic Sea, stating, "I don't like it," and awaits an intelligence briefing.

Baltic Sea | intelligence briefing | Russian aircraft | Trump | U.S. president

U.S. President Trump Expresses Displeasure Over Russian Aircraft Incidents in Baltic Sea

After a two-year romance, iconic actress Monica Bellucci and director Tim Burton have announced their split in an official statement. Read the details here.

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Monica Bellucci and Tim Burton Break Up After Two Years, Official Statement Released

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