Mexican President Sheinbaum Rebukes U.S. Military Threats, Warns Against ‘Invasion

Sheinbaum Rejects U.S. Military Action in Mexico Following Reports of Trump Order on Cartels Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum firmly dismissed any possibility of a U.S. military incursion into Mexico, following reports that Donald Trump had signed a directive authorizing military force against drug cartels labeled as terrorist organizations in Latin America. “The United States will…

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North Korea Removing Border Loudspeakers, According to South Korean Defense Officials

SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea has begun dismantling some of its loudspeakers installed along the tense border with South Korea, according to the South’s military on Saturday. The move comes shortly after Seoul removed its own front-line loudspeakers that had been used to broadcast anti-North Korean messages in a gesture aimed at lowering cross-border…

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Australia’s Government Plans Diplomatic Recognition of Palestinian State

Australia to Recognize Palestinian State Amid Growing Global Shift Australia announced on Monday that it intends to formally recognize a Palestinian state, aligning itself with a growing number of Western nations rethinking their stance as Israel faces increasing international isolation over the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said his government plans…

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Trump pressures Zelenskyy to agree to peace deal ahead of White House meeting

Trump Pressures Zelenskyy to Seek Peace Deal Before White House Meeting WASHINGTON — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to meet President Donald Trump at the White House on Monday afternoon, just days after Trump’s high-stakes summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska ended without a ceasefire agreement. Zelenskyy arrives in Washington alongside several…

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Two decades of leftwing dominance ended in Bolivia as conservative challengers forced an election runoff

Bolivia Ends 20 Years of Leftist Rule as Presidential Race Heads to Rightwing Runoff For the first time in its democratic history, Bolivia’s presidential election is heading to a runoff — and both finalists are rightwing candidates. The outcome signals a stunning shift in the country’s political landscape, effectively ending nearly two decades of dominance…

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