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Iran and the United States have traded competing proposals in ongoing negotiations, with each side presenting terms the other has so far resisted. The exchange keeps alive talk of a possible deal over Tehran's nuclear programme while underscoring persistent gaps between the two governments. Observers are watching whether the back-and-forth signals movement toward renewed talks or a further hardening of positions.
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Deadlock, Valve's unreleased hero shooter and MOBA hybrid, has received a major update. Players are discussing the new balance changes and features across gaming communities, with many returning to test how the patch alters the game's meta. Interest remains high despite the title still being in limited early access.
- 3US says 'severely disappointed' as G20 members block capacity statement●The U.S. Group of 20 presidency said it was "severely disappointed" that some members rejected a statement this week for
The United States, holding this year's Group of 20 presidency, said it was "severely disappointed" after some member countries rejected a statement calling for action against excess industrial capacity — a criticism most often directed at China. The failure to agree highlights deep divisions within the G20 over trade and industrial policy, keeping the issue of global overcapacity at the center of diplomatic friction.
- 4US sends third aircraft carrier to Middle East amid Iran war stalemate▼US sends third aircraft carrier to Middle East amid stalemate in Iran war
The United States is deploying a third aircraft carrier to the Middle East as the war against Iran reaches a stalemate. The Guardian reported the move, which significantly expands American naval presence in the region. The buildup suggests Washington is preparing for a prolonged conflict or intensified operations despite the front lines remaining deadlocked.