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worldUS Cuts Iraq Dollar Shipments to Pressure Iran-Backed Militias
The United States has halted dollar shipments to Iraq from Federal Reserve accounts, employing financial leverage to counter Iran-backed militias and signaling a potential escalation.
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worldMiddle East War: Logic Demands a Deal, But Fantasies of Victory Persist
Analysis suggests a peace deal is logically necessary for the Middle East, but the current geopolitical landscape is dominated by unrealistic victory fantasies from both the US and Iran, risking renewed conflict.
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worldPakistan Mediates US-Iran Talks, Shifting Negotiation Dynamics
Pakistan's mediation efforts, backed by China, are influencing US-Iran peace talks. Market sentiment shows a slight uptick in probabilities for a deal.
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healthGLP-1 Drugs Linked to Increased Erectile Dysfunction Risk in Diabetes Patients
A recent study suggests a potential association between GLP-1 receptor agonist use and a higher incidence of erectile dysfunction among men with Type 2 diabetes.
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worldChina Slams US Port Blockade of Iran as 'Dangerous'
Beijing condemns US naval blockade of Iranian ports, warning it jeopardizes regional stability and the Strait of Hormuz, while tensions rise with Tehran.
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worldUS-Iran Talks Conclude Without Breakthrough, Dialogue Remains Open
High-level US and Iranian officials met in Islamabad for tense talks aimed at resolving conflicts, ending without a deal but leaving channels for further dialogue.
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worldIran Threatens Gulf Neighbors as US Blockade Deadline Passes
US military blockade of Iranian ports takes effect amid stalled peace talks. Tehran warns of retaliation, oil prices surge.
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techTSMC's AI Boom Fuels Record Profits for Fourth Straight Quarter
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) is poised for a fourth consecutive quarter of record earnings, driven by insatiable demand for AI chips and advanced manufacturing technology.