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Vincenzo Esposito

  • Jun 25

    Italian judge releases mother and relatives held over sisters' disappearance, orders them to stay in Latina province

    A preliminary hearings judge in Sulmona validated the arrest of Valentina D'Acunto, her partner and her father but replaced detention with a residence requirement and twice-daily police check-ins.

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Hormuz closed, Ceuta still counting

Iran squeezes Hormuz as Netanyahu resists Gaza plan and Europe tightens borders

The day’s sharpest stories all turned on chokepoints, at sea, at borders and inside coalitions. Oil tankers, Gaza diplomacy and Schengen travel each met the same old problem: a deal is easy to announce and hard to police.

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The US under Trump: second term

President Trump's private indication that he could declare victory in Iran without a nuclear deal, contingent on the Strait of Hormuz reopening, represents a notable shift in his stated objectives, while the confirmation of a new Attorney General and White House counsel consolidate executive power.

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