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US Evacuates Embassy Staff from Middle East Amid Heightened Security Concerns
The U.S. is evacuating non-essential embassy staff from the Middle East due to increased security concerns stemming from stalled nuclear talks with Iran and the ongoing Israeli-Hamas war, with the State Department citing safety as the primary reason and President Trump expressing doubt about a succe...
US Evacuates Embassy Staff from Middle East Amid Heightened Security Concerns
The U.S. is evacuating non-essential embassy staff from the Middle East due to increased security concerns stemming from stalled nuclear talks with Iran and the ongoing Israeli-Hamas war, with the State Department citing safety as the primary reason and President Trump expressing doubt about a succe...
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India-Pakistan Border Clash Follows Deadly Kashmir Attack
Following a deadly attack in Kashmir that killed 26 tourists, Indian and Pakistani soldiers exchanged fire along their border, prompting India to suspend a water-sharing treaty with Pakistan, revoke Pakistani visas, and close the land border crossing, while Pakistan canceled Indian visas, closed its...
India-Pakistan Border Clash Follows Deadly Kashmir Attack
Following a deadly attack in Kashmir that killed 26 tourists, Indian and Pakistani soldiers exchanged fire along their border, prompting India to suspend a water-sharing treaty with Pakistan, revoke Pakistani visas, and close the land border crossing, while Pakistan canceled Indian visas, closed its...
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China Executes Man for Murder of Japanese Boy, Heightening Tensions
China executed Zhong Changchun for the September stabbing death of a 10-year-old Japanese boy in Shenzhen, prompting the Japanese government to reiterate safety concerns for its citizens in China and further straining already tense relations between the two countries.
China Executes Man for Murder of Japanese Boy, Heightening Tensions
China executed Zhong Changchun for the September stabbing death of a 10-year-old Japanese boy in Shenzhen, prompting the Japanese government to reiterate safety concerns for its citizens in China and further straining already tense relations between the two countries.
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China Executes Four Canadian Citizens, Further Straining Relations with Canada
China executed four Canadian dual citizens for drug smuggling, prompting outrage from Canada and human rights groups; China rejected pleas for clemency, citing its judicial sovereignty and severe penalties for drug crimes; the event further strained already tense Canada-China relations marked by rec...
China Executes Four Canadian Citizens, Further Straining Relations with Canada
China executed four Canadian dual citizens for drug smuggling, prompting outrage from Canada and human rights groups; China rejected pleas for clemency, citing its judicial sovereignty and severe penalties for drug crimes; the event further strained already tense Canada-China relations marked by rec...
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Canadian Faces Execution in China Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Robert Schellenberg, a Canadian convicted of drug smuggling in China, faces imminent execution following the recent execution of four other Canadians and the rejection of his appeal; his case is seen as politically motivated due to its timing after the arrest of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou.
Canadian Faces Execution in China Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Robert Schellenberg, a Canadian convicted of drug smuggling in China, faces imminent execution following the recent execution of four other Canadians and the rejection of his appeal; his case is seen as politically motivated due to its timing after the arrest of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou.
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France to Review 1968 Agreements with Algeria After Repeated Repatriation Refusals
Following an attack in Mulhouse by an Algerian national, French Prime Minister François Bayrou announced a review of all 1968 Franco-Algerian agreements due to Algeria's repeated refusal to readmit 14 expelled citizens, threatening to revoke benefits for Algerians if compliance isn't met within six ...
France to Review 1968 Agreements with Algeria After Repeated Repatriation Refusals
Following an attack in Mulhouse by an Algerian national, French Prime Minister François Bayrou announced a review of all 1968 Franco-Algerian agreements due to Algeria's repeated refusal to readmit 14 expelled citizens, threatening to revoke benefits for Algerians if compliance isn't met within six ...
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US Actions Violate Trade Agreement with China, Prompting Strong Response
The US imposed new restrictions on AI chip exports, software sales to China, and student visas, violating a January 17 agreement and prompting China's Ministry of Commerce to accuse the US of undermining the Geneva talks' consensus, while maintaining that it has upheld its commitments and will take ...
US Actions Violate Trade Agreement with China, Prompting Strong Response
The US imposed new restrictions on AI chip exports, software sales to China, and student visas, violating a January 17 agreement and prompting China's Ministry of Commerce to accuse the US of undermining the Geneva talks' consensus, while maintaining that it has upheld its commitments and will take ...
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US Remains Silent on Petro's Alleged Visa Revocation
On April 22, 2025, the U.S. State Department would not confirm or deny Colombian President Gustavo Petro's claim that his visa had been revoked, citing confidentiality. This follows previous disagreements on migration and drug trafficking, recalling a similar incident with President Ernesto Samper i...
US Remains Silent on Petro's Alleged Visa Revocation
On April 22, 2025, the U.S. State Department would not confirm or deny Colombian President Gustavo Petro's claim that his visa had been revoked, citing confidentiality. This follows previous disagreements on migration and drug trafficking, recalling a similar incident with President Ernesto Samper i...
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Russia Strikes Sumy Military Facility, Claims Western Advisors Present
Russia claims it struck a Ukrainian military facility in Sumy on April 13th, killing over 60 Ukrainian soldiers and Western military advisors, justifying the action as a response to a Ukrainian operation involving high-ranking officials and Western counterparts; this follows a drone attack on the Ru...
Russia Strikes Sumy Military Facility, Claims Western Advisors Present
Russia claims it struck a Ukrainian military facility in Sumy on April 13th, killing over 60 Ukrainian soldiers and Western military advisors, justifying the action as a response to a Ukrainian operation involving high-ranking officials and Western counterparts; this follows a drone attack on the Ru...
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Four Canadian Citizens Executed in China, Heightening Tensions
Four Canadian dual citizens were executed in China on drug-related charges, prompting condemnation from Canada and escalating existing tensions between the two countries, marked by previous diplomatic incidents and allegations of Chinese interference in Canadian affairs.
Four Canadian Citizens Executed in China, Heightening Tensions
Four Canadian dual citizens were executed in China on drug-related charges, prompting condemnation from Canada and escalating existing tensions between the two countries, marked by previous diplomatic incidents and allegations of Chinese interference in Canadian affairs.
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Biden Admin's Pressure on Israel During War: Delays, Obstruction, and a Double Standard
Former Israeli Ambassador Michael Herzog revealed that the Biden administration repeatedly urged Israel to show restraint during a recent war, delaying essential weapons shipments and opposing counterstrikes against Iran, creating significant tension between the two allies despite eventual Israeli s...
Biden Admin's Pressure on Israel During War: Delays, Obstruction, and a Double Standard
Former Israeli Ambassador Michael Herzog revealed that the Biden administration repeatedly urged Israel to show restraint during a recent war, delaying essential weapons shipments and opposing counterstrikes against Iran, creating significant tension between the two allies despite eventual Israeli s...
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New Zealand, China Hold Talks Amid Military Exercise Tensions
On Wednesday, New Zealand's Foreign Minister Winston Peters met with Chinese Vice President Han Zheng to discuss bilateral relations amid recent concerns over short-notice Chinese military exercises near New Zealand and Australia that disrupted passenger flights.
New Zealand, China Hold Talks Amid Military Exercise Tensions
On Wednesday, New Zealand's Foreign Minister Winston Peters met with Chinese Vice President Han Zheng to discuss bilateral relations amid recent concerns over short-notice Chinese military exercises near New Zealand and Australia that disrupted passenger flights.
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