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“The death toll from Iran’s nationwide protests has reached at least 646 people killed, with the number expected to rise further,” says activists

As workers unloaded cardboard boxes stuffed with houseplants and rolled up carpets, Mr. Mamdani marked the latest inaugural rite of passage with a press conference on his new riverfront lawn

Canadian officials said that there will be progress on trade irritants with Beijing, but not a definitive elimination of some tariffs.

The breakdown of the balance of power principle has led to the U.S. employing unchecked power

The move to lower short-term borrowing costs was driven by policymakers trying to balance a weakening job market against inflation that still remains above the 2% ⁠target.

Alp Toker, founder of internet ​monitoring group NetBlocks, said he has heard from people in the region that there is ⁠still some Starlink access in Iran, though service appears reduced

The lawsuit accuses the Republican Trump administration of violating free speech rights by targeting a progressive state that favours Democrats and welcomes immigrants

Pro-government demonstrators flooded Tehran’s streets on Monday in support of the theocracy, a show of force after days of protests directly challenging the rule of 86-year-old Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

The announcement from Mr. Trump comes as he looks to put pressure on Tehran for cracking down on anti-government protestors across the country.

Data shows homicide rate hit new low since 2014, and an all-time low number per capita, with London’s population having increased by more than half a million since 2014