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        "msgid": "world-today-trump-threatens-war-again-with-iran-over-hormuz-closure-1782116426",
        "date": "2026-06-22 13:48:48",
        "title": "World Today: Trump Threatens War Again with Iran over Hormuz Closure",
        "author": "",
        "source": "DETIK",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Politics",
        "summary": "US President Donald Trump has threatened renewed military action against Iran after Tehran closed the Strait of Hormuz, citing Washington's failure to halt fighting in Lebanon. Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer faces calls to resign following a by-election defeat, and France is on red alert as a severe heatwave grips the country.",
        "content": "<p>US President Donald Trump has threatened to restart the war with\nIran, while his vice president, JD Vance, has already met with Iranian\nofficials for the first dialogue on a temporary peace agreement. The\ntalks between the United States and Iran were held at Qatar\u2019s\nBergenstock mountain resort in Switzerland, marking the first meeting\nbetween the two countries following a memorandum of understanding (MoU)\nagreed a week ago. The MoU called for the reopening of the Strait of\nHormuz and a cessation of hostilities, including in Lebanon, which was\ninvaded by the US ally Israel in March. However, Iran stated that the\nUnited States failed to meet its commitment to halt the fighting in\nLebanon, prompting it to close the Strait of Hormuz again. \u201cIran must\nimmediately stop their highly paid proxies in Lebanon from causing\ntrouble. If not, we will hit Iran very hard again, like we did last\nweek, only harder,\u201d Trump said, apparently referring to Iran\u2019s ally\nHezbollah in Lebanon. British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is\nexpected to resign or set a timetable for his departure as early as\ntoday (22\/06). For weeks, the Labour Party leader and his allies\ninsisted he would fight for his position and participate in any\nleadership contest, but the government\u2019s tone shifted significantly\nyesterday (21\/06). Sir Keir\u2019s leadership is hanging by a thread after\nLabour candidate Andy Burnham\u2019s landslide victory in the Makerfield\nby-election in Northern England. Burnham, consistently rated as\nBritain\u2019s most popular politician, said that if he won in Makerfield, he\nwould challenge Sir Starmer\u2019s leadership as prime minister. A \u201cred\nalert\u201d has been imposed across half of France today (22\/06) as\ntemperatures are set to exceed 40 degrees Celsius across mainland\nEurope. France has already placed emergency services and military forces\non wildfire alert, restricted alcohol consumption in public places, and\ncancelled several outdoor sporting events over the weekend to cope with\nthe major heatwave. Temperatures in some areas reached more than 40\ndegrees Celsius on Sunday, with predictions of even higher temperatures\ntoday (22\/06). The Eiffel Tower and other sites in Paris have installed\nwater sprays to cool crowds, alongside a number of other measures taken\nby local authorities to minimise risk. Several French trains have been\ncancelled, and thousands of additional staff have been deployed to\nhandle potential rail and power line problems caused by the heat.<\/p>",
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