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Rights Group Puts Iran Protest Deaths Above 5,000 as U.S. Carrier Advances and IRGC Warns

An HRANA update highlights a widening gap with Tehran’s lower count under a continuing internet blackout.

Iran Vows 'All-Out War' if Struck as US Carrier Moves Toward Region

Beijing and Hong Kong Denounce EU Parliament Call for Sanctions After Jimmy Lai Verdict

U.S. Plans Sunday Deportation Flight for Dozens of Iranians, Sources Say

US and Allies Warn Haiti’s Council Against Ousting PM as UN Targets Summer Buildout of Security Force

Security Trial of Hong Kong’s Tiananmen Vigil Leaders Opens With Split Pleas

‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’ Lands Oscar Nomination, Marking a Milestone for Kaouther Ben Hania

Venezuela Frees Edmundo González’s Son-in-Law After 380 Days in Custody

Met Opera Imposes Layoffs, Pay Cuts and Season Reduction as Saudi Funds Lag

Iran Puts Protest Deaths at 3,117 as U.S.–Iran Rhetoric Intensifies

Shaquille O’Neal’s Istanbul Photo-Op With Erdoğan Draws Rebuke From Enes Kanter Freedom

Rasht Shoe Pile Becomes Stark Symbol as Rights Group Alleges Protesters Were Burned After Surrender

ICC Cites War Crimes in El Fasher as UN Rights Chief Decries ‘Horror and Hell’ in Sudan

B’Tselem Report Alleges Systemic Torture in Israeli Prisons, Verifies 84 Deaths Since 2023

Trump Lawyer Says He Raised U.S. Asylum Option for British Jews

Guterres Accuses U.S. of Putting Power Over International Law, Calls for Security Council Overhaul

ASEAN Says It Will Not Certify Myanmar’s Election or Send Observers

Kremlin Confirms Putin Invited to Trump’s Gaza ‘Board of Peace’ as Allies Question $1 Billion Terms

UK Broadcast Cites Unverified Claim Iran Used Toxic Chemical on Protesters

Iran’s Internet Blackout Confronts Underground Starlink Network as SpaceX Makes Access Free