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  • Jun 22

    Explosion at Qatar's Ras Laffan LNG terminal injures 54, leaves 18 missing during restart

    An explosion at Qatar's Ras Laffan industrial zone, the world's largest LNG processing hub, injured 54 people and left 18 missing on Sunday night. The blast occurred as workers were restarting operations at the Barzan gas facility, which had been shut down since March after Iranian missile strikes.

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Porsche loses 4,100 more jobs

Houthis hit Riyadh as Trump curbs press access and courts Arctic leverage

Security ran through the day, from Saudi airspace to Arctic diplomacy and the White House gate. Markets and politics also felt the strain, as Porsche cut deeper and Cuba’s grid failed again.

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  • Iran closes French language centre

    Seals the French language centre in Tehran after the judiciary accuses the institute of operating without proper licensing and committing illegal acts.

  • Violence escalates in the West Bank

    IDF kills motorist after attempted car-ramming near Jenin, following a shooting that killed one Israeli citizen

  • North Korea fires ballistic missiles

    Fires two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea off its eastern coast after rejecting an IAEA resolution, with the second projectile flying 600 kilometers from Wonsan.

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Macron-Carney meeting and AI czar plan add texture to the transactional doctrine but produce no new tariff, treaty, or troop decision.

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