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Iran targets Gulf nations with missiles, drones as oil prices soar
Bahrain reports an attack on fuel tanks as Saudi Arabia shoots down drones headed towards an oilfield.
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China’s key NPC meeting comes to a close as lower growth target set
The National People’s Congress signals firm stance against corruption as China’s 15th five-year plan is approved.
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There is only one person’ who can decide to end the war on Iran
Israeli journalist and writer, Gideon Levy, says the decision to end the Iran war rests only with US President Trump.
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Why historic release of oil reserves may do little to tame surging prices
Oil prices continue to soar despite the International Energy Agency’s plans to release 400m barrels into the market.
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‘Life covered in soot’: Gas shortage forces Gaza families to cook over wood
Cooking gas shortages in Gaza force families to burn wood and plastic, exposing mothers and children to dangerous smoke.
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Students among 17 dead in RSF drone attack in Sudan’s White Nile State
Sudanese Doctors Network says ‘horrific crime represents a continuation of the violations committed by the RSF.’
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West Seattle residents and SPD leaders convene at Southwest Teen Life Center to tackle community safety
West Seattle residents and SPD leaders convene at Southwest Teen Life Center to tackle community safety Off patr Wed, 03/11/2026…
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A love letter to the underdog: ‘Rooted in White Center’ documentary series set for full screening March 14
A love letter to the underdog: ‘Rooted in White Center’ documentary series set for full screening March 14 Off patr…
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VIDEO: ‘We need your ideas,’ SPD tells community members at West Seattle’s first ‘Our City, Our Safety’ meeting
By Tracy Record West Seattle Blog editor Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes made a special guest appearance tonight toward the…
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Who bombed the Iranian girls’ school, killing more than 170? What we know
The attack on Shajareh Tayyebeh Elementary School quickly became a focal point of concern over civilian casualties.
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