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Trump Links Greenland Threats To Nobel Peace Prize Snub
Donald Trump linked his claims on Greenland to not being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in a letter the US president sent to Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store.
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Opinion | Europe Has The Weapons For Trump's Greenland Tariff War
The Cold War satirical novel The Mouse That Roared imagined a tiny European statelet declaring war on the US in the hopes of being lavished with American aid after its inevitable defeat.
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China Birth Rate Hits Lowest Since 1949 In Blow To Baby Drive
China's birth rate fell last year to its lowest level since 1949, highlighting a deepening demographic struggle for Beijing even as officials roll out new subsidies to encourage couples to have more children.
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Trumps Selective Exit From Global Groups Is Tamer Than Feared
The Trump administration's recent move to withdraw from 66 international organisations sounded like a bold "America First" foreign policy move, but will actually have little impact on US funds flowing to multilateral groups.
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Trump Seeks $1 Billion For Permanent Spot On Gaza Board Of Peace: Report
The Trump administration is asking countries that want a permanent spot on his new Board of Peace to contribute at least $1 billion.
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BBC Acknowledges 'Misleading' Edit But Defends Trump's $10 Billion Suit
The British Broadcasting Corp. signaled some of its defenses against President Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit, telling a judge that the documentary at the center of the case was fair despite a misleading edit of one segment.
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Iran Edges Closer To A Revolution That Would Reshape The World
As protesters pour into the streets of Iran night after night, leaders across the region and around the world are grappling with the possibility that the Islamic Republic could be overthrown.
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Fath To Shahed: Iran Sent Missiles Worth $2.7 Billion To Russia In 4 Years
Iran has sold nearly $3 billion worth of missiles to Russia to aid President Vladimir Putin's nearly four-year-long war in Ukraine, according to an assessment from a Western security official.
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Maduro's 'Perfect Union' With China Hides Deep Economic Rupture
Ousted Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro may have done more to hollow out China's presence in his economy than Donald Trump ever could.
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US Says It Will Control Venezuela Oil Exports Indefinitely
The Trump administration plans to control future sales of Venezuelan oil and hold the proceeds in US accounts, Energy Secretary Chris Wright said, making the clearest statement yet on Washington's strategy.
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Colombia Looks to Turn the Page With US After Petro-Trump Call
Colombia expects tensions with the US to ease and cooperation on drug trafficking to strengthen following an hour-long phone call between Donald Trump and Gustavo Petro, a senior Colombian diplomat said later on Wednesday.
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Opinion | Five Questions About Money to Ponder in 2026
Stablecoins had their ChatGPT moment in 2025. Payment tokens that were until now used mostly by crypto traders are raring to go mainstream, and not just in the US, where they got regulatory blessing through the Genius Act.
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Opinion | US' Trumped-Up Tariffs Have No Effect On Global Trade
Last year was supposed to mark the moment international trade was dismantled. President Donald Trump's tariffs, we were told, were so unprecedented in scale and ambition that they might stop globalisation in its tracks.
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Why Venezuela's New Leader, Delcy Rodriguez, Is Who Global Oil Wanted All Along
As the US threatened Nicolas Maduro's grip on power in recent months, a cadre of executives, lawyers and investors tied to the oil industry made their case to anyone who would listen the Trump administration, congressional aides.
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India's Largest Cigarette Maker ITC Plunges 10% After Tobacco Tax Hike
Shares of ITC Ltd. plunged the most in nearly six years after a higher levy on tobacco products by the government fueled concerns about its impact on Indias largest cigarette maker.
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Trump Links Greenland Threats To Nobel Peace Prize Snub
Donald Trump linked his claims on Greenland to not being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in a letter the US president sent to Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store.
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Opinion | Europe Has The Weapons For Trump's Greenland Tariff War
The Cold War satirical novel The Mouse That Roared imagined a tiny European statelet declaring war on the US in the hopes of being lavished with American aid after its inevitable defeat.
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China Birth Rate Hits Lowest Since 1949 In Blow To Baby Drive
China's birth rate fell last year to its lowest level since 1949, highlighting a deepening demographic struggle for Beijing even as officials roll out new subsidies to encourage couples to have more children.
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Trumps Selective Exit From Global Groups Is Tamer Than Feared
The Trump administration's recent move to withdraw from 66 international organisations sounded like a bold "America First" foreign policy move, but will actually have little impact on US funds flowing to multilateral groups.
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Trump Seeks $1 Billion For Permanent Spot On Gaza Board Of Peace: Report
The Trump administration is asking countries that want a permanent spot on his new Board of Peace to contribute at least $1 billion.
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BBC Acknowledges 'Misleading' Edit But Defends Trump's $10 Billion Suit
The British Broadcasting Corp. signaled some of its defenses against President Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit, telling a judge that the documentary at the center of the case was fair despite a misleading edit of one segment.
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Iran Edges Closer To A Revolution That Would Reshape The World
As protesters pour into the streets of Iran night after night, leaders across the region and around the world are grappling with the possibility that the Islamic Republic could be overthrown.
-
Fath To Shahed: Iran Sent Missiles Worth $2.7 Billion To Russia In 4 Years
Iran has sold nearly $3 billion worth of missiles to Russia to aid President Vladimir Putin's nearly four-year-long war in Ukraine, according to an assessment from a Western security official.
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Maduro's 'Perfect Union' With China Hides Deep Economic Rupture
Ousted Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro may have done more to hollow out China's presence in his economy than Donald Trump ever could.
-
US Says It Will Control Venezuela Oil Exports Indefinitely
The Trump administration plans to control future sales of Venezuelan oil and hold the proceeds in US accounts, Energy Secretary Chris Wright said, making the clearest statement yet on Washington's strategy.
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Colombia Looks to Turn the Page With US After Petro-Trump Call
Colombia expects tensions with the US to ease and cooperation on drug trafficking to strengthen following an hour-long phone call between Donald Trump and Gustavo Petro, a senior Colombian diplomat said later on Wednesday.
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Opinion | Five Questions About Money to Ponder in 2026
Stablecoins had their ChatGPT moment in 2025. Payment tokens that were until now used mostly by crypto traders are raring to go mainstream, and not just in the US, where they got regulatory blessing through the Genius Act.
-
Opinion | US' Trumped-Up Tariffs Have No Effect On Global Trade
Last year was supposed to mark the moment international trade was dismantled. President Donald Trump's tariffs, we were told, were so unprecedented in scale and ambition that they might stop globalisation in its tracks.
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Why Venezuela's New Leader, Delcy Rodriguez, Is Who Global Oil Wanted All Along
As the US threatened Nicolas Maduro's grip on power in recent months, a cadre of executives, lawyers and investors tied to the oil industry made their case to anyone who would listen the Trump administration, congressional aides.
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India's Largest Cigarette Maker ITC Plunges 10% After Tobacco Tax Hike
Shares of ITC Ltd. plunged the most in nearly six years after a higher levy on tobacco products by the government fueled concerns about its impact on Indias largest cigarette maker.
