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Trump Administration Ordered to Settle $2B in Debts

WASHINGTON - A federal judge has mandated that the Trump administration release nearly $2 billion to partners of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the State Department by Monday. This...

Canada’s Duties Persist; US Delays Some Tariffs

In Toronto, officials have confirmed that Canada's initial set of counter-tariffs against the United States will remain unchanged despite President Donald Trump postponing the imposition of 25% tariffs on a variety of...

Hong Kong court acquits Tiananmen vigil organizers

In a landmark decision on Thursday, Hong Kong's highest court overturned the convictions of three former organizers from a group known for its annual vigils commemorating the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown. This...

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Lutheran Majority in Greenland: 300 Years Later

NUUK, Greenland — The people of Greenland, largely identifying as Inuit, have a profound connection to their cultural and religious practices, having flourished in...

5 Found Guilty in Plot Against German Government

In a significant legal development, a German court concluded a high-profile case on Thursday, sentencing five individuals for their involvement in a far-right conspiracy...

Chinese and US Leaders Express Diverging Worldviews

BEIJING — In two pivotal addresses delivered at nearly the same time across vast distances, China and the United States showcased their distinct visions...

Greek Protests Erupt Amid Train Crash Censure Debate

In Athens, Greece, heated protests erupted on Wednesday night as demonstrators resorted to throwing gasoline bombs and fireworks in clashes with authorities outside the...

Greenland’s PM Rejects Trump’s Acquisition Efforts

NUUK, Greenland — Greenland's Prime Minister issued a firm statement regarding President Donald Trump's recent comments about obtaining Greenland. In a post on social...

Surprise Encounter: Massive Dolphin Crashes Onto Boat

In a turn of events that can only be described as extraordinary, a fishing trip in New Zealand took an unexpected twist when a...

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Suicide bombers attack Pakistan base: 12 dead, 30 injured

In the city of Bannu, located in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, a deadly attack involving two suicide bombers and ensuing violence left at least...

Afghan-Pak Border Conflict Forces Residents to Evacuate

Residents have evacuated the region at the Afghanistan-Pakistan border after continuous clashes erupted between forces from both nations, according to a Pakistani official. ...

Colombian Leader Promotes Crop Change to Curb Drug Violence

BOGOTA, Colombia — Colombian President Gustavo Petro outlined an initiative on Monday aimed at curbing coca cultivation in the Catatumbo region, which has been...

Traditional Carnival in Sao Paulo Unites Families and Revelers

In the quaint town of Sao Luiz do Paraitinga, Brazil, the tranquility of everyday life gives way to an exuberant celebration during Carnival. Known...

Iran Nuclear Deal Architect Resigns Amid Pressure

In Tehran, Iran, a former Iranian foreign minister crucial to the 2015 nuclear agreement with global powers, reportedly stepped down on Monday from the...

Austria’s Government Sworn in After 5-Month Delay

In Vienna, Austria witnessed the swearing in of a new government, marking the start of the country's first-ever three-party coalition, helmed by Christian Stocker,...

US Carrier Docks in S. Korea Post North’s Missile Test

On Sunday, a U.S. aircraft carrier docked in South Korea, highlighting military strength in response to North Korea's recent missile tests. The USS Carl...

Transgender Women in Rome Pray, Celebrate Papal Support

In the seaside town of Torvaianica, Italy, a group of transgender migrant women have been gathering in their parish church to offer prayers for...

US Carrier Docks in South Korea Post North Korea Missile Test

The USS Carl Vinson, a formidable U.S. aircraft carrier, docked in South Korea on Sunday, marking a significant demonstration of military strength. Its arrival...

Pentagon Deploys 3,000 Troops to US-Mexico Border

WASHINGTON — In response to President Donald Trump's commitment to curb illegal immigration, the Pentagon has announced the deployment of approximately 3,000 additional active-duty...

Turkey’s Kurds Cautious Post-PKK Ceasefire Announcement

In the regions of southeast Turkey and northern Iraq, a major ceasefire declaration has generated mixed emotions among the locals who have long endured...

Turkish Kurds Skeptical of Peace Path Post-PKK Ceasefire

A significant ceasefire declaration this past Saturday has stirred varied emotions across southeast Turkey and northern Iraq. These areas have long borne the weight...

Kurds Cautious After PKK Ceasefire Announcement

In a significant turn of events, a ceasefire declaration was announced, bringing a wave of complex emotions to the regions of southeast Turkey and...

Turkey’s Kurds Cautious After PKK Ceasefire Announcement

A significant ceasefire announcement on Saturday has evoked mixed reactions among the residents of southeast Turkey and northern Iraq, regions heavily affected by the...

Guyana’s Leader Condemns Venezuelan Offshore Oil Move

In a televised statement, Guyana's President Irfaan Ali expressed strong disapproval over the entry of an armed Venezuelan naval vessel into disputed waters, an...

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