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Haitians voice cautious optimism as UN-backed force deploys to fight gangs
Haitians are also enjoying some reserved optimism after the UN Security Council passed a new 5,550-strong Gang Suppression Force (GSF) to deal…
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South African newspapers struggle to survive as ad revenues collapse
In South Africa, the journalism industry is currently facing a crisis. This is being caused by declining advertising revenues, driven by the…
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Laos president set to attend ruling party anniversary celebrations in North Korea
President Thongloun Sisoulith of Laos has come to Pyongyang to take part in events celebrating the 80th founding anniversary of North Korea's…
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Putin vows “significant” retaliation if Europe continues arming and funding Ukraine
On October 2-3, 2025, Russia's President Vladimir Putin addressed Europe's military support for Ukraine. At the forum in Sochi (Russia), Putin warned…
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Venezuelan opposition leader wins Nobel Peace Prize amid political uncertainty
Maria Corina Machado, opposition leader in Venezuela, has been known for her efforts on democracy and human rights along with her peaceful…
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Trump and Sisi head Egypt summit to revive Middle East peace talks
President Donald Trump and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi are leading a historic diplomatic event that may forever change the geopolitical balance…
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U.S. warships increase presence in Caribbean amid rising Venezuela tensions
In recent weeks, there has been a significant increase in US military presence in the Caribbean, especially following President Donald Trump's decision…
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New tensions in the U.S.–China trade dispute cast doubt over IMF and World Bank meetings
The rising trade tensions between the two biggest economies in the world are bringing in more than ever before, with the global…
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Climate tipping points reached sooner than scientists anticipated
This year, Earth has arguably reached its first climate tipping point. A report was issued and signed by 160 scientists from 23…
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UN shipping emissions plan sparks rift between U.S. and Europe
The first-ever global policy on mitigating greenhouse gas emissions in the shipping industry has started to create tensions between the U.S. and…
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World leaders debate the future as Osaka Expo closes its doors
The Osaka Expo ended on Monday following a six-month term with a predicted excess of 23-28 billion yen in operating costs, and…
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UK espionage trial collapses, fueling doubts over evidence handling and oversight
In the UK, an espionage case involving two British citizens and China has shaken public confidence in the nation's judicial system and…