The Iran crisis has not yet peaked
The war is currently more likely to escalate than to be resolved by negotiation
The Iran crisis has not yet peaked
The war is currently more likely to escalate than to be resolved by negotiation
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More than 227,000 people have fled conflict in Lebanon for Syria. But there they have found a lack of housing, economic hardship and no real state services. Despite a new ceasefire, many say they will stay in Syria.
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‘Israel never talked me into the war with Iran,’ Trump says
US president suggests attacking Iran was his own decision as war struggles to garner public support amid energy crisis. Grouped from 13 articles across 8 sources.
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Cloud over US-Iran talks: What are the key sticking points?
Trump announces new talks with Iran as fragile Pakistan-brokered ceasefire raises stakes for future negotiations. Grouped from 5 articles across 1 sources.
Al Jazeera
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Our 'lucky country' mantle has slipped — and we're not happy about it
For the first time in this survey, more Australians are dissatisfied with the direction of the country than satisfied. The conflict between the US/Israel and Iran has delivered more than geopolitical uncertainty.
ABC Australia