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1. Hakan Fidan on Iran and Turkiye’s role in global security

   Turkish foreign minister warns against escalation with Iran, explaining how Ankara sees the future of regional security.

2. Will killings by immigration agents cause another US government shutdown?

   The death of Alex Pretti has promted a shift among Democratic senators, who are willing to risk a shutdown for reforms.

3. Spain launches probe as expired vaccines given to 253 children

   Basque health minister apologises, says expired vaccines pose no risk to 253 patients affected, mostly children.

4. French ISIL suspects transferred from Syria allege torture in Iraqi prisons

   French lawyers for suspected ISIL members transferred from Syria say men suffering inhumane treatment in Iraqi jails.

5. US cricket World Cup hero Jones suspended over multiple corruption charges

   Aaron Jones was one of the key US performers at the 2024 T20 World Cup but will now miss the 2026 edition.

6. Ukraine receives bodies of 1,000 soldiers from Russia

   Ukraine and Russia confirm soldier body exchange, enabling families to bury loved ones as the conflict continues.

7. White House ‘Border Czar’ announces shift in Minnesota tactics

   White House “Border Czar” Tom Homan said federal immigration agents will conduct “targeted” operations in Minnesota.

8. German star latest to take aim at Trump ahead of FIFA World Cup in US

   Bayern Munich midfielder and German international Leon Goretzka says European teams are emboldened heading to World Cup.

9. Key questions about US military build-up near Iran

   Trump is building up a military force in the Middle East, saying the US is ready to strike Iran.

10. What’s UpScrolled, the app gaining popularity after TikTok’s US takeover?

    Disgruntled TikTok users are flocking to the platform which is promising a ‘transparent tech' experience.