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    U.S. and Iran Warn of Escalation as Diplomacy Stalls●U.S., Iran Threaten Escalation as Diplomacy Stalls✉newsWorldDiplomacy35 min ago

    The United States and Iran are both signaling possible escalation amid stalled diplomatic efforts, raising concerns over the trajectory of their standoff. Analysts at the Arms Control Association highlight the deadlock, warning that with talks going nowhere, both sides' threats increase the risk of a wider confrontation at a moment of heightened tension.

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    Psycho Maadnbad links up with TCF, Miero YIC and Zito Diplomats on new track Active●Psycho Maadnbad x TCF, Miero YIC, Zito Diplomats, LRV Family - Active (Prod. by Seja)▶youtubeWorldDiplomacy271.9K48 min ago

    Psycho Maadnbad has released a new collaboration titled Active, featuring TCF, Miero YIC, Zito Diplomats and LRV Family, with production credited to Seja. The joint track is drawing strong attention, with viewers engaging heavily and discussing the line-up of artists brought together on the release.

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    Raskin Questions Kushner's Foreign Business Ties and Diplomatic Role●Raskin Questions Jared Kushner's Foreign Business Ties & Simultaneous Diplomatic Role | VERTEX▶youtubeWorldDiplomacy274.2K48 min ago

    Congressman Jamie Raskin is publicly questioning how Jared Kushner can hold a diplomatic role while maintaining extensive foreign business interests. Raskin argues the arrangement raises conflict-of-interest concerns, pointing to Kushner's financial ties in the Middle East alongside his involvement in sensitive international negotiations. The exchange is drawing attention to questions of ethics and transparency in US foreign policy.

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    Beyond Bayeux: art's long role in diplomacy examined●Beyond Bayeux: the complex history of art and diplomacy✉newsWorldDiplomacy48 min ago

    Apollo magazine explores the Bayeux Tapestry's diplomatic significance and places it within a broader history of art being used as a tool of international relations. The piece traces how artworks have served as gifts, symbols of alliance and instruments of soft power across centuries, arguing that the tapestry's loan to Britain fits a long tradition of cultural exchange serving political ends.