Australia Politics, Yemen Attack, Spain Citizenship Law in News

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The Guardian reports NSW will impose mandatory school screen-time limits from 2028 and push pen-and-paper learning. Andrew Hastie vowed to go "all the way" in his fight with Pauline Hanson, while Barnaby Joyce denied "buyers' remorse" claims, per The Guardian. Houthis claimed a drone and missile attack on a Saudi base in Sharurah, The Guardian reported. Spain's new Sahrawi citizenship bill touches ties with Morocco, Al Jazeera said, and Iran's Pezeshkian said Tehran is not at war with Saudi Arabia, per Al Jazeera.

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  • Australian Politics
    • Hastie vows to go all the way
    • Joyce denies buyers remorse claim
    • Albanese responds to Hanson criticism
  • NSW School Screen Limits
    • Mandatory caps from 2028
    • Push for pen and paper
    • Federal minister suggests digital detox
  • Yemen and Saudi Arabia
    • Houthis claim attack on Sharurah base
    • Fighting with Yemeni forces flares
    • Civilians flee growing numbers
  • Iran and Saudi Ties
    • Pezeshkian says not at war
    • Al Jazeera reports statement
  • Spain Sahrawi Citizenship
    • New citizenship bill for Sahrawis
    • Touches Madrid-Rabat fault line
  • Other News
    • Trump says would love united Ireland
    • Workers fired after Charlie Kirk posts

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