Daily: Hormuz oil, Zambia's second term, Moscow's Naypyidaw pact
By Piri ·
Iran's parliament speaker set four conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, while the US insists it's open. Zambia's Hakainde Hichilema won a second term amid a disputed count. Russia and Myanmar signed ten accords to counter sanctions, and a Russian missile strike killed ten in Ukraine.
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- Today's Global Report
- Hormuz stays shut as Ghalibaf lists terms
- Hichilema wins second term in Lusaka
- Missile strike kills ten in Pechenihy
- Houthis hit Aramco refinery at Jizan
- Putin signs ten accords with Naypyidaw
- Federal troops retake Baidoa from rebels
- Lula and Bolsonaro open Brazil race
- Ebola toll in DRC passes two thousand
- Islamabad claims aircraft downed on LoC
- Armed men kill twenty-eight in Sokoto
- Phnom Penh airs Thai cross-border strikes
- Toktogul trip blamed for Asia blackout
- Dhaka rejects Myanmar labels for Rohingya
- Lavrov calls Britain party to the war
- Trump trims drills with Seoul as Kim replies
- Items to Monitor