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Russia, Ukraine continue US-brokered talks in Abu Dhabi
Russia, Ukraine held U.S.-brokered talks in Abu Dhabi as combat persisted and strikes on civilian infrastructure escalated.
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Argentina Seeks Maduro Extradition From U.S. for Trial
An Argentine judge requested the U.S. extradite Nicolás Maduro to face crimes against humanity charges related to his time as Venezuela’s president.
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U.S., UN Launch $700 Million Humanitarian Fund for Sudan
The U.S. and U.N. have launched a $700 million aid fund to support humanitarian relief efforts in conflict-ridden Sudan.
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Philippine House Panel Dismisses Impeachment Cases vs Marcos
Philippine lawmakers dismissed two impeachment complaints against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., citing insufficient grounds.
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Venezuela’s Rodriguez Forms Cabinet, Meets U.S. Diplomat
Interim President Delcy Rodriguez named key cabinet members and met with U.S. officials to discuss post-Maduro transition efforts.
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Africa
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U.S., UN Launch $700 Million Humanitarian Fund for Sudan
The U.S. and U.N. have launched a $700 million aid fund to support humanitarian relief efforts in conflict-ridden Sudan.
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Ethiopian Airlines halts Tigray flights amid conflict fears
Ethiopian Airlines suspended flights to Tigray as tensions rise over possible new conflict between federal and regional forces.
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TotalEnergies Restarts Mozambique LNG Project After Delay
TotalEnergies has restarted its $20 billion LNG project in Mozambique after halting work in 2021 due to security concerns.
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Asia
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Vietnam defense document warns of potential U.S. threat
A Vietnamese military document warns of possible U.S. aggression despite upgraded diplomatic ties.
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Japan, South Korea to Resume Naval Drills After 9-Year Halt
Japan and South Korea will resume joint naval rescue exercises paused since 2017, amid renewed efforts to strengthen defense ties.
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Restart of Japan nuclear reactor halted due to malfunction
Japan suspended the restart of a nuclear reactor at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant due to a malfunction in control rod equipment, TEPCO said.
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Europe
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Russia Launches 450 Drones, 70 Missiles Ahead of Talks
Russia launched drones, missiles across Ukraine as temperatures fell and peace talks approached.
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European Officials Shift to Domestic Software for Data Control
France, Germany, Austria, and others are replacing U.S. tech tools with local or open-source alternatives to boost data privacy and digital control.
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Russia strikes hospital, bus in Ukraine, kills at least 21
At least 21 people were killed, including 15 on a miners’ bus, in separate Russian strikes in southeastern Ukraine on Sunday, officials said.
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Latin America
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Venezuela’s Rodriguez Forms Cabinet, Meets U.S. Diplomat
Interim President Delcy Rodriguez named key cabinet members and met with U.S. officials to discuss post-Maduro transition efforts.
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U.S. warns Haiti council against government shake-up
The U.S. warned Haiti’s transitional council not to alter its government amid disputes and delays in elections planned for later this year.
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Guatemala police killed after gang leader detained in prison raid
Seven police officers were killed after Guatemalan forces detained a gang leader and regained control of a prison overtaken by inmates.
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Middle East
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Greece expands arms cooperation with Israel amid Gaza war
Greece is expanding defense ties with Israel through major arms deals, joint development talks, and plans for co-production of military systems.
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Turkish F-16s Begin Operations From Airport in Mogadishu
Turkey has deployed F-16 fighter jets to Somalia for the first time, expanding its military footprint amid ongoing conflict with al-Shabab.
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Evidence Mounts of Russian Mi-28 Helicopters in Iran
A video and new images suggest Iran has received at least one Russian-made Mi-28NE attack helicopter, though full details remain unconfirmed.
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U.S.
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Bill, Hillary Clinton agree to testify in Epstein inquiry
Bill and Hillary Clinton agreed to testify before a House panel probing convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, reversing their earlier refusal.
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DHS deploys body cameras to officers in Minneapolis
DHS officers in Minneapolis will begin wearing body cameras, with plans to expand use as funding allows, Secretary Kristi Noem announced.
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Trump announces 2-year Kennedy Center closure for renovations
The Kennedy Center will close for two years starting in July as part of a renovation proposal announced by President Trump.
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