This Week in Explainers: What’s the latest conflict between Israel and Iran all about?After Israel targeted Iran’s nuclear programme on Friday, the two regional powers have been exchanging constant fire. The world remains on edge amid growing fear of an all-out war in West Asia. But how did Israel and Iran get here? We talk about this, the spreading LA protests and more in our weekly roundupLocals look at the fire at an impact site following missile attack from Iran on Israel, at central Israel June 15. The two sides have been trading strikes as the conflict escalates. Reuters
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‘Don’t torture us’: Anger growing as Air India families wait for relatives’ remains
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Air India crash: Frustration and anger growing as families wait for relatives’ remainsA senior doctor says DNA from just 11 victims has been identified so far and cautions it's something that can't be rushed – but families are desperate for regular communication and updates.
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India’s Arya Borse-Arjun Babuta beat Olympic champions to clinch gold at ISSF World Cup in Munich
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India’s Arya Borse-Arjun Babuta beat Olympic champions to clinch gold at ISSF World Cup in MunichArya Borse and Arjun Babuta defeated China’s reigning Olympic and world champion duo Zifei Wang and Lihao Sheng to win 10m air rifle mixed team gold medal at ISSF World Cup in Munich.Arya Borse and Arjun Babuta celebrate winning 10m air rifle mixed team gold at ISSF World Cup in Munich. Image: ISSF on X
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As Bolivia celebrates its main Andean festival, it feels the pain of mounting crises
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G7 leaders gather in Canada for summit overshadowed by Middle East crisis and Trump’s tariffs
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4 years after Haiti’s president was killed, the investigation drags onNot one suspect imprisoned in Haiti has faced trial after being accused in the killing of President Jovenel Moïse, who was gunned down at his home in Port-au-Prince nearly four years ago
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A scrambled G7 agenda as world leaders race to de-escalate the Israel-Iran conflictWith so much disagreement between the US and allies, it is hard to see where progress might be made over the next couple of days. But what these leaders will agree on is the need to take down the temperature in the Middle East.
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