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Israel is reacting in disbelief after Washington and Tehran inked an agreement meant to end the war. The initial deal re-opens the Strait of Hormuz - but only starts a 60-day negotiating clock to address Iran's nuclear program. Israelis across the political spectrum have called the deal a disaster -

GOP rep introduces amendment to curb Congress members' prediction markets betting

“When the time comes, there will be a substantial inheritance to be split 50/50 between our two children.”

US Vice President JD Vance spoke at a White House press briefing on the interim agreement with Iran on Thursday, saying that some ​12.5 ‌million ⁠barrels ‌of oil have flowed ⁠through the Strait of ​Hormuz following ‌the overnight signing of ‌a memorandum ​of understanding between the United States a

Income Financial Trust declares CAD 0.0812 dividend

Malaysia's Genting plans $20bn smart city in Johor-Singapore special zone

Uber bets on its global repute in Nepal's crowded ride-hailing sector

Tokyo Electron chief sees edge despite China's chip self-sufficiency drive

Boris Vujčić: A European perspective on currency and convergence

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