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G20 Foreign Ministers Drop Group Photo After Objections to Lavrov
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G20 Foreign Ministers Drop Group Photo After Objections to Lavrov
The U.S. hosts of the G20 foreign ministers' meeting canceled the traditional family photo after several diplomats objec
Israel's Election Fallout Threatens US Support as Isolation Deepens
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Israel's Election Fallout Threatens US Support as Isolation Deepens
Israel's election produced no clear winner, deepening its isolation and straining US ties. New leaders must repair bipar
Finnish Police Investigate Google's Forest Clearing for Data Center
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Finnish Police Investigate Google's Forest Clearing for Data Center
Finnish police opened a criminal investigation into Google's forest clearing for a data center, citing potential violati
Fuel Price Shock Forces MV Odyssey to Halt Global Cruise in Cambodia
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Fuel Price Shock Forces MV Odyssey to Halt Global Cruise in Cambodia
A US cruise ship paused its three-year global voyage in Cambodia due to soaring fuel costs, stranding 203 passengers. Th
Trump backs Bolsonaro's US entry after Brazil election loss
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Trump backs Bolsonaro's US entry after Brazil election loss
President Trump said he approves of Flávio Bolsonaro entering the U.S., criticizing Brazil's election as 'strange' and '
Lula's Return: Brazil's Trade Ties Test Washington's Patience
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Lula's Return: Brazil's Trade Ties Test Washington's Patience
Lula's election win in Brazil presents Washington with a dual challenge: countering Chinese influence while preserving a
Waltz and Cuban FM Clash in Heated UN Exchange Over US Sanctions
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Waltz and Cuban FM Clash in Heated UN Exchange Over US Sanctions
US Ambassador Mike Waltz confronted Cuban officials at the UN General Assembly, accusing them of intimidation, while Cub
UN nuclear chief: Iran hasn't rebuilt damaged atomic sites
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UN nuclear chief: Iran hasn't rebuilt damaged atomic sites
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi told the UN Security Council that Iran hasn't attempted to repair nuclear facilities damaged in
Iran Has Not Rebuilt Nuclear Sites Hit by US and Israeli Strikes, IAEA Chief Says
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Iran Has Not Rebuilt Nuclear Sites Hit by US and Israeli Strikes, IAEA Chief Says
The UN nuclear watchdog chief said Tuesday there's no sign Iran has tried to rebuild nuclear facilities damaged in US an
Bolsonaro's Son Leaves Brazil for US After Election Loss
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Bolsonaro's Son Leaves Brazil for US After Election Loss
Brazilian Sen. Flávio Bolsonaro has left for the US after losing the presidential runoff, as Brazil's top court ordered
Lawmakers push for Venezuela elections as Machado returns from exile
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Lawmakers push for Venezuela elections as Machado returns from exile
Democratic and Republican lawmakers are pressing Venezuela's government to guarantee safety for opposition leader Maria
Religious Freedom as a Pillar of U.S. Foreign Policy and National Stability
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Religious Freedom as a Pillar of U.S. Foreign Policy and National Stability
The U.S. marks International Religious Freedom Day, underscoring that protecting pluralism at home and abroad is essenti