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The IAEA Chief Indicates that Iran May Reconstruct its Nuclear Infrastructure

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IAEA’s Rafael Grossi highlights Iran’s potential to rebuild damaged nuclear facilities, calls for diplomatic solutions and inspections, amid Iran’s decision to halt IAEA cooperation over perceived Western bias.

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Zohran Mamdani, born in Uganda, Wins the New York Democratic Mayoral Primary

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Zohran Mamdani, a 33-year-old democratic socialist, won NYC’s Democratic mayoral primary, defeating Andrew Cuomo with a focus on affordability, setting the stage for a historic November election.

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Gach Global CEO Testifies in a $58.9 Million Fraud Lawsuit, Claiming Former Employees Misappropriated Funds

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Abubakary Jawara testified in a lawsuit against Kaddijatou Kebbeh and Saikou Drammeh, seeking D58.9 million for alleged illegal takeovers and $221,000 in petroleum payments, overseen by Justice Jaiteh on June 25, 2025.

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South African Court Stops Family Private Burial of Former Zambian President Edgar Lungu

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A South African court stopped the burial of Zambia’s former President Edgar Lungu in Johannesburg on June 25, 2025, as the Zambian government demands a state funeral in Lusaka, amid tensions with Lungu’s family, with a hearing set for August 4.

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Sixteen People have Died, and Hundreds have Been Injured in Protests Against the Government in Kenya

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At least 16 killed and 400 injured in Kenya protests against police violence and corruption, with clashes in Nairobi and media restrictions imposed, prompting international calls for peaceful demonstrations.

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