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    Starbucks Korea closes all stores early for history training after 'Tank Day' furore evokes 1980 massacre

    Starbucks Korea will shut all its more than 2,000 outlets at 3 p.m. on June 22 for a company-wide history and social sensitivity training, the first such closure since the chain arrived in 1999. The move follows a public furore over a 'Tank Day' tumbler promotion that evoked the 1980 Gwangju massacre.

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Beirut delays Trump’s birthday deal

Trump strains Iran accord as Israel strikes Beirut and G7 leaders gather

The past half-day delivered a familiar lesson: diplomacy moves fastest when artillery pauses, and slowest when allies improvise. A US-Iran peace framework reached the runway, Switzerland prepared the formalities, and one Israeli strike in Beirut knocked the schedule sideways.

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  • Russian strike ignites Kiev cathedral

    Firefighters battle a blaze at the Dormition Cathedral in Kiev after a Russian missile strike, while Moscow claims the damage was caused by a Ukrainian air defense missile.

  • US and Iran draft agreement talks

    US stock markets open higher as Trump announces progress on a draft agreement, while Iranian officials state they have not yet approved the final text.

  • Russian Tu-22M3 bomber crash in Siberia

    Crashes in the Irkutsk region during a training flight, with all four crew members ejecting safely before impact, according to the Russian Defense Ministry.

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The Middle East after Gaza

The formal entry into force of the US-Iran preliminary framework and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz represent a procedural advancement of previously announced developments, rather than a new, unforeseen shift.

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