WorldApr 23
Canadian Officials Say Liquor Ban on US Products Could End if Tariffs Lifted
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford defend liquor boycott against US products, citing Trump tariffs as the cause.
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WorldMay 6
Venezuela Challenges World Court Jurisdiction in Guyana Territory Dispute
Venezuela told the International Court of Justice it lacks jurisdiction over the territorial dispute with Guyana concerning oil-rich Essequibo region.
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WorldApr 23
China Releases Deep-Sea Mineral Atlas, Advances Maritime Military Presence
China published detailed maps of ocean floor minerals while continuing military expansion in disputed waters.
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WorldApr 10
Russia Strengthens Ties with Iran and North Korea Amid Western Isolation
Russia is deepening relationships with Iran and North Korea through diplomatic, cultural, and economic initiatives as it faces continued Western sanctions.
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WorldApr 23
Trudeau Says Economic Pressure from U.S., Europe Nearly Pushed Canada Toward China
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said economic coercion from the U.S. and Europe almost drove Canada closer to China, while questioning the effectiveness of international organizations.
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WorldApr 23
Russian oil flow to Slovakia resumes through Ukraine pipeline after three-month halt
Oil deliveries to Slovakia through the Druzhba pipeline crossing Ukraine resumed Thursday after a three-month suspension that escalated tensions.
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WorldJun 1
Iranian-American Woman Describes Fear After Trump's Iran Threat
An Iranian-born woman living in the U.S. expressed fear following President Trump's threat against Iran during ongoing conflict.
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WorldMar 27
UN Human Rights Chief Addresses Multiple Conflicts in Middle East
UN human rights chief Volker Türk commented on casualties from conflicts in Iran and Syria, citing significant civilian deaths.
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WorldJun 14
Jamaican activists challenge beach privatization in court case
Campaigners in Jamaica are taking legal action to prevent government restrictions on public beach access, citing concerns over privatization.
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WorldMar 27
Trump Envoy Announces Gaza Peace Plan Involving Pakistan in Regional Negotiations
Steve Witkoff unveiled an 8-month plan to disarm Hamas and destroy Gaza tunnels while Pakistan gains role in Iran peace talks.
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WorldApr 9
Army Survivors Challenge Pentagon Account of Deadly Iran Attack in Kuwait
U.S. service members who survived an Iranian attack in Kuwait that killed six soldiers are disputing the Pentagon's official description of the incident.
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WorldApr 9
ICC Chief Prosecutor Faces Disciplinary Action Over Sexual Misconduct Allegations
International Criminal Court Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan faces disciplinary proceedings following sexual misconduct allegations.
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WorldMar 20
Switzerland Halts Arms Exports to US Amid Iran Conflict, Cites Neutrality Policy
Switzerland has suspended weapons exports to the United States during ongoing conflict with Iran, invoking its traditional neutrality stance.
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WorldApr 9
U.S. F-15E Strike Eagle Hit Over Iran, Two Airmen Ejected and Recovered
Two U.S. airmen ejected from an F-15E Strike Eagle after it was hit by enemy fire during operations over Iran and were subsequently recovered by U.S. forces.
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WorldMar 20
Fire at South Korean Auto Parts Factory Injures at Least 53, 14 Missing
A fire at an auto parts factory in Daejeon, South Korea injured at least 53 people with 14 others unaccounted for.
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