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Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warned it may retaliate for recent U.S. and Israeli strikes on two Iranian universities.

Ukrainian leader said satellite images provided to Tehran include photos of the Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia, which was attacked last week.

Government plans national proposal by June, saying an EU-wide effort will take longer.

Tech giants boast massive wealth and a track record of weathering attacks in Congress and the courts, but two jury verdicts could shift their fortunes.

Soaring fuel costs are piling new pressure on Kyiv as it waits for the EU to deliver on a €90 billion loan.

Kaja Kallas says Washington should not ease up pressure on Moscow.

The vote followed weeks of clashes, as national governments pushed the European Parliament to drop its privacy objections to the rules.

The verdict is a breakthrough for kids’ online safety advocates after years of fighting tech.

Scanning tech platforms for child abuse material will become illegal in Europe early next month unless lawmakers pass Hail Mary fix on Thursday.

Apple users can verify their age by providing credit cards or scanning their ID.

Laissez-faire response from tech giants comes as UK trials different kinds of curbs on social media.

The verdict marks a win for state regulators targeting tech platforms over harms to young users, as Meta vows to appeal.

“Our internal reviews have found no evidence that any devices, networks or systems have been compromised,” POLITICO says in email to staff.

The opposition senses the high-flying prime minister can now be beaten in an election expected next year.

A contest set up to raise environmental awareness is scrambling to contain nationalist passions.

“We’ve had our suspicions about that for a long time,” Tusk said after Washington Post report on Hungarian foreign minister.

Iran said the attack was retaliation for Israeli strikes on an Iranian nuclear site.

Tehran warned in reply that any strike on its energy plants would prompt retaliatory attacks on U.S. and Israeli energy and infrastructure facilities.

Range of the Iranian missile means European capitals are within reach, but Britain says there “is no specific assessment that the Iranians are targeting the U.K.”

The New York Times won a lawsuit arguing that Secretary Pete Hegseth’s policies violated the Constitution.

Washington will allow the sale of Iranian shipments already in transit, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said.