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World6d ago

China Announces Incentives for Taiwan Following Opposition Leader Visit

China unveiled goodwill measures toward Taiwan after hosting rare talks with an opposition party leader, amid ongoing cross-strait tensions.

7 sources
WorldApr 11

Naval Activity and Oil Transport Continue Through Strait of Hormuz

U.S. Navy ships and oil tankers moved through the Strait of Hormuz as President Trump announced empty tankers heading to the U.S. to load oil and gas.

8 sources
WorldApr 6

Trump Issues Threats Against Iran as Search for Missing US Airman Continues

President Trump escalated rhetoric against Iran while search efforts continue for a missing American airman, amid rising tensions between the two nations.

24 sources
WorldApr 4

Iran-Israel Conflict Escalates as Infrastructure Targets Hit, U.S. Increases Military Presence

Strikes on Iranian bridges and Gulf energy facilities mark escalation in regional conflict as U.S. deploys B-52 bombers and threatens further attacks.

21 sources
WorldApr 10

Venezuela Opens Mining to Foreign Investment, Shell Plans Gas Production

Venezuela enacted new mining laws to attract foreign investors while Shell plans gas output from Venezuela-Trinidad field next year.

10 sources
World3d ago

UN Nuclear Chief Calls for Iran Verification as Russia Backs Tehran's Uranium Rights

UN nuclear watchdog head calls for detailed verification measures in potential US-Iran deal while Russia defends Iran's uranium enrichment rights.

2 sources
WorldApr 5

Iranian Drones Strike Kuwait Oil Facilities, Government Sites

Kuwait reports Iranian drone attacks on oil sector complex, power infrastructure, and government facilities including Kuwait Petroleum headquarters.

18 sources
WorldApr 8

Australian soldier charged with five war crimes murders in Afghanistan

A former Australian soldier has been charged with murdering five unarmed Afghans between 2009-2012, following a 2020 military report that found evidence of unlawful killings.

10 sources
World1d ago

Myanmar Reduces Aung San Suu Kyi's Prison Sentence, Releases Former President

Myanmar's military government has reduced former leader Aung San Suu Kyi's prison sentence and freed former president Win Myint.

1 source
WorldApr 3

Middle East Conflict Triggers Global Economic Disruptions Across Energy, Food Markets

Ongoing Middle East conflict has caused oil shocks, energy shortages, and rising food prices, prompting policy responses from Europe to Asia.

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World3d ago

Mexican President Vows to Defend Citizens Amid US Policy Tensions

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum promises to defend Mexican nationals following deaths in US custody and other bilateral tensions.

2 sources
WorldApr 10

Ukraine Conducted Anti-Drone Operations in Middle East, Zelenskyy Reveals

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy disclosed that Ukrainian forces shot down Iranian-designed Shahed drones in multiple Middle Eastern countries during recent regional conflict.

6 sources
WorldMar 31

U.S., Israel Continue Strikes Against Iran as Regional Military Action Escalates

Military operations continue between U.S.-Israeli forces and Iran, with Israel reporting significant damage to Iranian missile capabilities.

26 sources
World5d ago

EasyJet passengers stranded at Milan airport amid EU border system delays

Around 100 EasyJet passengers experienced delays and health issues at Milan's Linate airport due to lengthy border control queues.

7 sources
WorldMar 27

Iran War Continues as Ceasefire Talks Progress Amid Global Economic Concerns

Ongoing conflict between U.S. and Iran affects global markets and shipping routes while diplomatic efforts seek resolution.

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