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Iran: Jailed Nobel winner Narges Mohammadi hospitalized Iranian activist Narges Mohammadi is in hospital after suffering a "cardiac crisis" in prison, her family says. Mohammadi won the 2023 Nobel Peace Prize for her advocacy of women's rights and freedom. How the Iran war is hurting travelers, airline industry Europeans may have to reconsider their summer travel plans, as a jet fuel shortage triggered by the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz could lead airlines to set higher ticket prices. Kosovo to hold snap elections in June Kosovo will soon hold its third parliamentary election in a year and a half. Prime Minister Albin Kurti was able to form a government in February, but now there's political deadlock over who should be elected president. Spirit Airlines says they are going out of business All flights by the troubled US carrier Spirit Airlines have been cancelled, with the company saying it was ending operations "immediately" after talks on a government bailout faltered. Can Iran withstand the US naval blockade? The Trump administration is trying to force Iran into concessions by cutting off its oil exports. Will it prevail? Ukraine plans army pay hikes, phased discharge — Zelenskyy The Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced reforms to boost morale and address military complaints about exhaustion and uneven workloads on the frontline. Pentagon inks deals with AI giants, but not Anthropic The pacts enable OpenAI, Google and SpaceX to bring top-tier artificial intelligence (AI) models onto the US military’s secure classified networks. Germany needs no tips from Donald Trump, says Merz's deputy Germany's vice chancellor says US President Donald Trump has made a mess of the Iran war and that his focus should be on ending it. As fuel prices soar, Lars Klingbeil said Trump bears responsibility for the fallout. Is Myanmar's military winning the civil war? After five years of war, armed resistance groups still challenge Myanmar's military across much of the country. But the generals are now stemming losses and reclaiming some territory. Iran war expands press crackdown, leaving information vacuum For many journalists in Iran, the truth is increasingly being treated as a security threat. Authorities are tightening an already repressive reporting environment, where information is strictly controlled. Hungary: What will become of Orban and his system? Outgoing Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his Fidesz party are still reeling from their election defeat earlier this month. There is much speculation about what their political future looks like. First direct US-Venezuela flight in 7 years lands in Caracas The direct flight comes a month after the US formally reopened its embassy in Caracas following the kidnapping of President Nicolas Maduro in January.