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Opinion | Iran May Be America’s Last Mideast War
We need to beef up our military and be more cautious about where we employ it.
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See How the Houthi Advance Was Powered by Arms From Iran and China
The lightning offensive has made the militant group a force to be reckoned with in the wider war between the U.S. and Iran.
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Settler Attack Forces Israeli Troops to Retreat in West Bank Operation
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has come under growing pressure to rein in violence in the occupied territory.
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Canada GDP Indicates Pick Up After Stalling in July
Gross domestic product was unchanged from the month before in July, snapping three straight months of expansion that included upwardly revis
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China Offers Subsidies on Some Residential Mortgages
China will offer subsidies on interest costs for eligible first-home mortgages as Beijing attempts to revive home sales and turn around the
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What Xi’s Grip on His Wife’s Hand Tells Us About Power in China
Plus, a U.S.-China deal to reduce some tariffs, and making Chinese city hall weddings more glamorous amid a declining birthrate.
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OpenAI Halts New Model Over Safety Worries
Plus, Middle East oil exports rebound and Goldman’s board discusses a plan to name its next CEO.
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North Korea Land Mines ‘Highly Likely’ Behind DMZ Explosion, Seoul Says
The blast injured three South Korean soldiers, prompting Seoul’s military to vow corresponding action if Pyongyang is the culprit.
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Oil Prices Rise as U.S.-Iran Talks Remain Uncertain
Oil prices rose Tuesday as investors assessed uncertainty around U.S.-Iran ceasefire efforts against recovering Middle Eastern crude flows.
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Spanish Inflation Climbs to Three-And-a-Half Year High
Spanish inflation rose for an eighth month in a row in September, climbing to its highest point since February 2023.
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Middle East Oil Exports Rebound as Iran’s Chokehold on Hormuz Breaks Down
The erosion of Iran’s position comes as the U.S. Navy and Gulf oil producers have become better at fending off or evading Iranian attacks, a
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Raytheon Gets $20.7 Billion Contract to Accelerate AMRAAM Missile Production
Under the five-year contract, with two option years, Raytheon said it will scale AMRAAM missile production to record levels to meet long-ter
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Opinion | Hamas Couldn’t Kill the Abraham Accords
Iran’s attacks on its neighbors make the case for working with Israel.
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Opinion | Pope Leo’s French Resistance
The nation’s militant secularism, born in the revolution, isn’t as confident as it was.
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Software Glitch Will Delay Approval of Boeing’s Latest 737 MAX Model
Plus, British counterterrorism police release suspects in terror plot at base hosting U.S. forces and Trump unveils $15 billion Iowa steel p
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Opinion | Trump and Chinese Circumstance
His summit with Xi had scant substance but made both leaders look larger than life.
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Opinion | Jamie Dimon: A Plan for the Western World’s Revival
A U.S. trade pact with Europe could encompass friendly democracies and revive the old alliance.
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The U.K. Village Rattled by an Alleged Terror Plot Near a U.S. Air Base
Locals in the village of Fairford question whether it really was a terror plot or something more mundane.
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Opinion | A Welcome for Russia, a Choice for Congress
Passing the Preventing the Escalation of Armed Conflict in Europe Act would ensure that the U.S. acts from a position of strength.
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Saudi Arabia Resumes Oil Exports via East-West Pipeline After Repairs, Sources Say
Saudi Aramco is currently operating the pipeline at a throughput rate of around 3.5 million barrels a day, people familiar with the matter s
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Opinion | There’s One World Leader We Can All Look Up To
The head of state of the least populous country, Pope Leo XIV, is neither grotesque nor greedy.
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Opinion | America Has Gone Wobbly on Freedom of the Seas
Amid threats from Beijing, Tehran and the Houthis, feckless U.S. maritime policy puts allies at risk.
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A Secretive North Korean POW Handover Becomes Public—and Controversial
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky divulged the current location of two captured soldiers, irking South Korea who thought such disclosur
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How Evan Gershkovich Kept Reporting From Inside Russia’s Prison System
The reporter sits down with WSJ Editor in Chief Emma Tucker to discuss his arrest and imprisonment in Moscow’s infamous Lefortovo prison.
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