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Iraq's jubilant Sovereignty Day marked the end of the U.S. military presence, but beneath the fireworks, the country faces old dilemmas: pro-Iranian militias wield power, regional rivals vie for influence and Iraq's economic recovery remains fragile
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Riyadh police have arrested nine expatriates linked to a cross-border fraud ring, seizing gold, cash, and electronics used in illegal money transfers.
Former Maine Gov. Paul LePage (R) split with the Trump administration on key issues — including the Iran war, tariffs and immigration — during a Thursday debate in the open U.S.
"Why is he hanging pictures of communist authoritarians in gilded frames in the White House?" one critic asked.
Yemen’s Ministry of Information has launched a government verification center to boost media literacy and fight misinformation and fake content.
Saudi highway patrol in Makkah arrested two men after finding 2kg of hashish and 391 amphetamine pills hidden in their vehicle.
Christa Pike "remains critically ill" and is receiving medical care after a botched execution attempt in Tennessee, her attorneys said.
