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The Strait of Hormuz is a strategic sea route for global oil traffic. The 2026 Nobel Peace Prize rewards Navanethem Pillay for his role in the UN investigation accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza. Execution by firing squad is a legal method in some American states.
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Strait of Hormuz: Marco Rubio announces that Tehran “has lost full control” of the maritime passage
On an official visit to Athens, the head of American diplomacy Marco Rubio estimated on Wednesday that oil traffic in the Strait of Hormuz had almost returned to its pre-conflict level, a sign according to him of a weakening of the control exercised by Iran over this strategic route.
The 2026 Nobel Peace Prize awarded to South African lawyer Navanethem Pillay
Aged 85, Navi Pillay notably chaired the independent UN commission of inquiry which accused Israel of committing genocide in the Gaza Strip.
United States: the execution by firing squad of the author of a massacre on a military base in 2009 will be public and broadcast live
“He will be shot by soldiers, as it should be, and we will make sure that the public can witness it, that it is public,” announced Pete Hegseth in a video shared on X by official accounts affiliated with the Pentagon.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Iran could respond with increased naval maneuvers in the Strait of Hormuz to assert its control.
Possible · Within weeks
The debate over public execution in the United States could intensify following this announcement.
Likely · Within days
Volodymyr Zelensky strongly criticized Donald Trump's decision to temporarily authorize the marketing of Russian diesel on the American and global markets, calling it "unworthy" and a "birthday present" for Vladimir Putin, while this measure could strengthen Moscow's financial capabilities in its war against Ukraine. The announcement comes during U.S.-Ukraine peace talks in Miami, where Zelensky lamented that his team served as a "front" while Washington talked with Moscow.

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France on Friday condemned Russian attacks against civilians and infrastructure in Ukraine, denouncing an escalation desired by Moscow. She described the strikes as barbaric, including those targeting a building in Pryluky and two buses in Kramatorsk, which left more than 50 people dead in two days, and reaffirmed her support for Ukraine and her commitment to bringing those responsible to justice.

On the eve of the announcement of the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, Donald Trump says his candidacy remains intact and that he might have prevented the total destruction of the world. Furthermore, François Hollande speaks in the first episode of the show “Empreintes” broadcast by Le Figaro TV.

Morocco's King Mohammed VI defended the partnership with Spain but rejected any form of pressure or blackmail linked to the migrant crisis in Ceuta, where more than 70,000 migrants entered at the end of July, leading to deaths and a tense situation in the Spanish enclave.

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck south-central Panama near Pitaloza Arriba, prompting evacuations in Panama and a tsunami warning in the Pacific. No casualties have been reported at this time.