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Trump deciding between deal with Iran or ‘driving it into hell’ (opens the original)
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Donald Trump has threatened Iran while saying he believes a deal can be reached. Photo / Getty Images Donald Trump is considering whether to make a deal with Iran or drive it “into hell”, he told the UN General Assembly. The US President called on world leaders who had gathered in New York to join the American pressure campaign against Tehran. “Do I annihilate the Islamic Republic ... do I drive them into hell with no chance of survival and no hope of future greatness or generations?” he asked,
Argentina to impose sanctions on oil drilling off Falklands (opens the original)
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"The Falklands are Argentinean," President Javier Milei said during his address. Photo / Getty Images Javier Milei warned that Falklands residents did not have a right to self-determination as he announced fresh sanctions on oil drilling off the coast of the British archipelago. In a national address in the early hours of Friday (local time), Milei said Britain was facing an immigration and economic “crisis” that meant Argentina would prevail in its claim to the Falklands. The Argentine Presiden
Trump: I wouldn’t take Harry and Meghan back if I were the King (opens the original)
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US President Donald Trump says he's glad Harry and Meghan have left the US. Photo / Getty Images Donald Trump has said he is “glad” that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have left the United States and has criticised them for their treatment of the royal family. The United States President joked that he would not have allowed the pair to return to Britain if he were King Charles, singling out the Duchess for being “terribly disrespectful” to the late Queen. The Duke and Duchess returned to Britain
Three dead, 21 injured as woman tries to smuggle bomb into Moscow restaurant (opens the original)
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Armed police at the scene after a deadly explosion at a restaurant in Moscow. Photo via Getty Images Three people have been killed after an improvised explosive device detonated at a high-end restaurant in Moscow. Russian state news said at least 21 people were injured in the blast on Kudrinskaya Square. The device detonated as an unidentified woman tried to bring it into the restaurant, killing a security guard and a patron, according to officials from the National Anti-Terrorism Committee. Alt
Trump will allow Tate brothers to be extradited to Britain (opens the original)
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The White House will allow Andrew Tate and his brother to be extradited to Britain, despite pressure from figures in Donald Trump’s inner circle. The US President will not step in to block the brothers’ return to the UK after they were arrested in Miami on new sex abuse charges, The Telegraph can reveal. Andrew Tate is also facing charges relating to indecent images of a child and extreme pornography. The social media influencer and his younger sibling, Tristan Tate, were detained by US police o
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