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Seoul shares up over 3 pct late Tue. morning on chip rebound

SEOUL, June 9 (Yonhap) -- South Korean stocks were trading more than 3 percent higher late Tuesday morning, recovering from the previous session's over 8 percent plunge, as major semiconductor shares bounced back amid a ceasefire between Israel and Iran and investors' confidence in the artificial intelligence (AI) i…

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Top Iranian official claims Tehran willing to negotiate with US, but its behavior 'must change'

The head of the Iranian parliament's national security committee, Ebrahim Azizi, said during an interview with CNN on Monday that Iran would have “no problem” pursuing a deal with the US as long as American negotiators and US President Donald Trump can prove sincerity.

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Seoul shares open sharply higher on tech rebound, Iran-Israel ceasefire

SEOUL, June 9 (Yonhap) -- South Korean stocks opened sharply higher Tuesday, rebounding from the previous session's over 8 percent plunge, as major technology shares bounced back amid a ceasefire between Israel and Iran and sentiment that business fundamentals of sectors related to artificial intelligence (AI) remai…

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Hapoel Tel Aviv wins first game in basketball series on technicality after Iran missiles

Game 1 of the Hapoel Tel Aviv and Hapoel Jerusalem Israel basketball league’s best-of-five semifinal series at Yad Eliyahu came to a screeching halt late Sunday night when missiles from Iran began to rain down on the Holy Land as the matchup headed into the decisive final frame of play.

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'Vulnerability exposed': War on Iran will change how the US bases troops in Gulf

In 2022, the US constructed a military base near Yanbu, on Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast. Activity at the base surged during the US-Israeli war on Iran, as Iranian missiles and drones slammed into US bases closer to the Islamic Republic’s shores, current and former US officials tell Middle East Eye.

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