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$1.5 Trillion Pentagon Budget Proposed as Arms Makers Race to Fill Iran War Orders

April 3, 2026
Business/United States

The U.S. and its allies are rushing to replenish depleted arsenals in response to the Iran conflict, creating a potential windfall for global defence contractors. Many firms, having already seen record revenues

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Revolut Fined €11.5 Million in Italy Over Misleading Investment Ads

April 3, 2026
Business

Revolut has been fined €11.5 million in Italy after regulators determined the company provided misleading information about fees and terms for its investment products. The Italian competition watchdog, AGCM, found that the

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89 Airmen and Guardians Die by Suicide, Pentagon Reports First Drop Since Pandemic

April 3, 2026
United States/World

Nearly 90 Airmen and Guardians died by suicide in 2024, marking a roughly nine percent decrease from 2023, according to the Pentagon’s annual suicide report released on March 31. The decline was

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Cuba Pardons 2,010 Prisoners as Fuel Shipments Ease Energy Crisis

April 3, 2026
Cuba/World

Cuba’s government authorized the release of 2,010 prisoners in a sweeping pardon, state-run newspaper Granma reported Thursday, a move timed with the island beginning to see relief from a crippling energy blockade.

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Pakistan’s Diplomatic Resurrection Stuns Global Powers

April 3, 2026
Pakistan/World

Pakistan has staged a remarkable diplomatic comeback, transforming from a global outcast into a trusted regional partner and mediator between the United States and Iran amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.

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Global Fighter Jet Alliance Breaks Ground With Landmark $857 Million Deal

April 3, 2026
Defence/Diplomacy

Japan’s ambitious plan to develop a next-generation fighter jet in partnership with Britain and Italy has taken a decisive step forward, as the Global Combat Air Program (GCAP) awarded its first joint

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How US-Israeli Strikes Are Reshaping Civilian Life in Iran

April 3, 2026
Defence/Diplomacy

The war between the United States, Israel and Iran is increasingly being defined not only by strategic targets and military objectives, but by the complex and often obscured reality of civilian harm.

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France and Japan Forge Strategic Alliance to Counter Global Instability

April 3, 2026
Defence/Diplomacy

France and Japan have taken a significant step toward deepening their strategic partnership, unveiling a wide-ranging set of agreements aimed at strengthening economic security, technological cooperation and defense ties in an increasingly

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Australia’s Social Media Ban Sparks Global Crackdown on Big Tech

April 3, 2026
Australia/Human Rights/World

Australia’s groundbreaking ban on social media use for children under 16 is rapidly shaping global policy debates, with multiple countries considering similar restrictions as scrutiny grows over the role of major technology

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Pentagon Ousts Army Chief in Shock Move Amid Iran War

April 3, 2026
Defence/United States

The United States has witnessed a dramatic shift in military leadership after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth asked Army Chief of Staff General Randy George to step down, a decision that comes at

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