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Iran's foreign minister said in an interview with NBC News that Iran is 'ready for diplomacy' and 'for war at the same time'. The remarks underline Tehran's hardline posture as tensions over its nuclear programme and regional conflicts continue, and the full interview has drawn widespread international attention.

The International Organization for Migration reports that displaced people from Sudan's Darfur region are crossing into Chad to escape fighting. The agency also said more than two thousand people fled from El Fasher to Tawila in recent days as security deteriorates. The movement adds to concerns about worsening displacement around El Fasher amid ongoing conflict in Sudan.

Bank of England Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden said there is a case for raising the key interest rate if inflationary pressures continue to build. His comments signal a willingness among policymakers to tighten monetary policy further should price growth prove persistent. Markets and analysts are watching the Bank's next moves closely as inflation concerns remain elevated.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the United States has enough munitions to sustain its war against Iran 'as long as we need to', signaling Washington is prepared for a prolonged campaign. The statement, reported by ABC News, addresses growing questions about whether American weapons stockpiles could support an extended conflict with Iran.

Russia's ambassador to India, Denis Alipov, said the United States would never allow India to become the next China as a strategic competitor. The remark, made by Moscow's top diplomat in New Delhi, frames India's rise as something Washington would seek to constrain rather than support, feeding ongoing debate in India about its balancing act between the US and Russia.

Two US service members have gone missing in Morocco while taking part in a multinational military exercise. US officials confirmed the two personnel could not be located, and efforts to find them are underway. The exercise involves partner nations training together, and authorities have not said what may have caused the disappearance. Further details about their identities and the circumstances have not been released.

The president of the Olympic Council of Asia has said that politics have already made their way into the Asian Games. The remarks come amid broader tensions over sport and geopolitics across multi-sport events in Asia, with officials increasingly acknowledging that political disputes are affecting participation, organisation or atmosphere at the continental games.

Quebecers head to the polls as the Parti Québécois, led by Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, closes its campaign promising a potential sovereignty referendum. Analysts flag an 'unprecedented' scenario in which the PQ could win a majority with less than a third of the popular vote under the province's electoral system. The leader said 'history will be made' as voters weigh a separatist government that critics say Quebec cannot afford.

Argentina are playing Benin, with attention focused on Lionel Messi ahead of kickoff. Benin defender Mohamed Tijani said his side have no plan to man-mark the Argentine star, insisting instead that the team will simply enjoy the occasion. The fixture is drawing interest across multiple countries, with the defender's relaxed comments about facing Messi adding a light-hearted note to the buildup.

AAP MP Sanjay Singh said in Delhi that the party will continue its banner-less protests at Jantar Mantar as a people's movement. He clarified that AAP will not join the INDIA bloc's planned protest the next day, saying the party will keep fighting on behalf of citizens. The announcement highlights AAP's decision to act independently of the opposition alliance.

SpaceX chief Elon Musk has publicly called Anthropic the "clear AI leader" in artificial intelligence and said he will not interfere with a compute deal despite rivalry between their companies. The unusually generous praise from Musk, who founded rival AI firm xAI, is drawing attention because he has frequently criticised competitors while promoting his own AI efforts. His pledge not to sabotage the deal marks a notable conciliatory stance in the increasingly competitive AI industry.

Germany's far-right AfD is dominating political discussion as extremist parties gain ground nationwide. In Thuringia, former BSW state chairwoman Ulrike Wolf said ahead of a state parliament hearing that she is open to a ban proceedings against the AfD, adding fuel to an ongoing debate about whether the party should face legal action. Commentators are also weighing the broader rise of extremist parties in German politics.

Five men arrested near RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire are being released on bail while investigations into them continue. The arrests have drawn significant public attention given the base's strategic role in US and UK military operations. Police have not said what the men are suspected of, and no charges have been announced. The case remains active, with officials expected to provide updates as inquiries progress.

France and Belgium meet in a UEFA Nations League fixture, with the match drawing live coverage and trend interest across multiple countries. Zinedine Zidane said France will make 'smart changes' for the game, while Belgium are without Kevin De Bruyne and Youri Tielemans through suspension. Belgium's Mika Godts insisted his side would not alter its approach despite the absences.

France qualified for the UEFA Nations League quarter-finals after Michael Olise's late strike secured a 1-0 win away in Belgium. New France coach Zinedine Zidane said he had 'no regrets' over his infamous World Cup final headbutt as his side prepare to face Italy, with Roberto Mancini and Alessandro Bastoni insisting Italy will not treat the match as underdogs.

Nigerian opposition group the National Democratic Coalition has said the Anambra State government feels threatened by Peter Obi's popularity ahead of the 2027 presidential election. The claim, reported by Daily Post Nigeria, adds to ongoing speculation about the former Labour Party candidate's political future and his standing in his home state.

Dutch motorists are crossing into Germany to fill up their tanks, saving around 17 cents per litre on fuel. A regional Dutch outlet spoke to drivers who said they deliberately waited until now to make the trip, taking advantage of the price gap between the two countries. Fuel taxes and excise duties differ across the border, making a refuelling stop in Germany noticeably cheaper for many people living near it.

Director Aaron Sorkin says Jesse Eisenberg initially balked at reprising his role as Mark Zuckerberg in the upcoming sequel 'The Social Reckoning', calling the paycheck a 'disincentive' because of how Eisenberg wants to raise his children. Sorkin said it never occurred to him that anyone other than Eisenberg would play the Meta founder, and the casting has now been confirmed. The comments have drawn wide coverage and renewed attention to the Facebook drama franchise.

Former German boxer Axel Schulz is set to appear on the 2026 season of Promi Big Brother, the celebrity edition of the reality show. He said his main aim going in is to avoid conflict, saying he wants to steer clear of arguments with fellow contestants. German outlets are covering his participation as the new season draws near.

Kevin Adams is drawing renewed attention across searches in Spain, France and the Netherlands. In a public statement, a Kevin Adams said he was ready to move forward after what he described as a devastating impact on his life and loved ones. It remains unclear which incident the remark refers to, and little verified detail about the case is available.

Brazilian senator Flávio Bolsonaro publicly voiced support for federal deputy Rebeca Ramagem, framing her situation as that of a politically persecuted figure forced into exile, away from her home and family. He said the fight is for Brazil and for all the politically persecuted, promising to 'rescue democracy' and declaring that, with faith and strength, Brazil will prevail.

The NFL is reviewing a heated on-field exchange between referee Adrian Hill and Minnesota Vikings linebacker Eric Wilson during a recent game. The incident drew attention after video of the confrontation circulated, and the league is now looking into what was said. The Vikings have not commented further, and no discipline has been announced.

Italian tennis great Adriano Panatta has criticised the current tennis calendar, arguing that today's tournaments carry far greater physical weight than in his era. 'A tournament today counts as two of ours. You can't do it like thirty years ago anymore, now players really get injured,' he said, adding to growing debate over player workload and injury risks on the professional tour.

Italy and Turkey are meeting in an international football fixture, with attention focused on Turkey's coach Vincenzo Montella. The Italian, who leads the Turkish national team, said he is hurt by what he called illogical criticism and does not accept it, responding to questions about whether his position is at risk ahead of the match.

Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk has beaten its KHL opponent, prompting reaction from the losing side. Player Luzenkov said his team 'scored one goal less' and noted that they got going again in the third period, insisting there are no fitness problems. The comment highlights frustration at a narrow loss while defending the squad's physical condition after the defeat to Neftekhimik.