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Iran Claims Strict Control Over the Strait of Hormuz

Iran Tightens Grip on Strait of Hormuz Amid U.S. Blockade

Iran Claims Strict Control Over the Strait of Hormuz Tehran tightens the reinsIran says it has reinstated “strict control” of the Strait of Hormuz after a brief period of allowing limited ship traffic. The move comes as a response to a U.S. blockade of Iranian ports, and the country’s armed forces now describe the waterway […]

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Traffic and tensions in the Middle East could prevent a sharp drop in gasoline prices

Why Gasoline Prices Won’t Plummet Despite Lower Crude Costs: Middle East Traffic & Tensions Explained

Market whiplash: prices dove, pumps stayed grumpy After news that a key shipping lane was reopened, crude prices took a tumble and markets breathed a little easier. That doesn’t mean your local gas station suddenly remembered generosity, though — wholesale oil can move faster than the price you pay at the pump. At the moment, […]

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France and UK Push to Reopen the Strait of Hormuz

France and UK Lead Global Effort to Reopen the Strait of Hormuz Amid Rising Tensions

France and UK Push to Reopen the Strait of Hormuz Paris summit and who’s showing up France and the United Kingdom convened a big meeting in Paris, inviting roughly 30 countries from the Middle East, Asia and beyond to talk about getting the Strait of Hormuz moving again. Some leaders were in the room, others […]

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Trump calificó el inicio del alto el fuego entre Israel y Líbano como un “día histórico” y pidió a Hezbollah que “se porte bien”

Trump califica como “día histórico” el alto el fuego entre Israel y Líbano y llama a Hezbollah a comportarse

Trump calificó el inicio del alto el fuego entre Israel y Líbano como un “día histórico” y pidió a Hezbollah que “se porte bien” Mensaje de Trump: tregua, buenos modales y optimismo El presidente celebró el arranque de una pausa de diez días en los combates y lanzó un ruego diplomático con toque de mando: […]

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Waterfalls, geese, and grass-roofed houses: this is life in Gasadalur, a remote village in the Faroe Islands with just 15 residents

Discover Gasadalur: Life in a Remote Faroe Islands Village of Waterfalls and Turf Roofs

A tiny village with a dramatic viewPerched on the far-west edge of the island of Vágar, Gasadalur is the kind of place that seems to have fallen out of a travel scrapbook and refused to leave. With just a handful of people—around fifteen or so—the village feels less like a settlement and more like a […]

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Trump: Israel and Lebanon leaders to speak as ceasefire talks continue

Trump Announces Israel and Lebanon Leaders’ Talks Amid Ceasefire Efforts

Trump’s surprise heads-upLate Wednesday night, the U.S. president announced that the leaders of Israel and Lebanon were scheduled to speak the next day — a move framed as an attempt to create some much-needed “breathing room” after weeks of fighting. The message was short, punchy and posted on his social platform, leaving everyone slightly surprised […]

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The day Clint Eastwood ran for mayor so everyone could eat ice cream in a cone

When Clint Eastwood Became Mayor to Bring Back Ice Cream Cones to Carmel

Why Carmel banned cones (and why that’s hilariously old-school)Carmel is a tiny California coastal town with an artsy, tucked-away vibe and about 3,200 people. Back in 1929 the town decided it liked being residential so much that it made rules to match: food had to be served in covered containers, and the humble ice cream […]

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The day Clint Eastwood ran for mayor so everyone could eat ice cream in a cone

How Clint Eastwood’s Mayoral Win Freed Carmel’s Ice Cream Cones

Carmel’s cone conundrumNestled on the California coast, Carmel looked like a postcard: tiny population, artsy streets and a serious fondness for keeping things quiet. That quiet extended into town law—since 1929 merchants were nudged to act more like house guests than shopkeepers. Food had to be handed over in lidded containers, which, believe it or […]

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China's exports slowed in March due to growing international uncertainty

China’s Exports Slow in March Amid Rising Global Uncertainty

China’s exports slowed in March due to growing international uncertainty Resumen rápidoLas exportaciones chinas se desaceleraron en marzo: crecieron un 2,5% interanual, muy por debajo del fuerte aumento observado en enero y febrero. Al mismo tiempo, las importaciones pegaron un salto notable, cerca del 27,8% interanual. En lenguaje sencillo: las salidas de mercancías perdieron ritmo […]

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Guterres Calls on US and Iran to Keep Talking After Pakistan Meeting

Guterres Urges US and Iran to Continue Dialogue Following Pakistan Meeting

Guterres Calls on US and Iran to Keep Talking After Pakistan Meeting Keep the conversation going António Guterres urged the United States and Iran to keep the lines of communication open after their recent meeting in Pakistan. The gist: don’t let a constructive chat be a one-off — ride the momentum while it’s there. The […]

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