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Apartment Prices Have Risen Every Single Week For A Year In This City
Seoul's population of 9.3 million exceeds the number of people living in New York City in a space that's about 75% the size of the American city.
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US Says Taking First Steps To Possibly Reopen Embassy In Venezuela
The Trump administration has notified Congress that it is taking the first steps to possibly reopen the shuttered US Embassy in Venezuela as it explores restoring relations with the South American country.
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5,000-Year-Old Whale Harpoons Found In Brazil Could Rewrite History Of Ancient Whaling
This discovery sheds new light on understanding the lives and hunting practices of ancient people who lived along the coasts of South America thousands of years ago.
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Why The European Union And Mercosur Signed A Major Trade Deal After 25 Years
After over 25 years of negotiations, the European Union and the Mercosur bloc of South American nations have signed a landmark free trade agreement, creating one of the world's largest free trade areas.
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EU, Mercosur Sign Free Trade Pact After 25 Years Of Negotiations
Top officials from the EU and the South American bloc Mercosur signed a free trade agreement on Saturday in Paraguay, paving the way for the European Union's largest ever trade accord after 25 years of negotiations.
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"Inclined" To Keep ExxonMobil Out Of Venezuela After CEO's Response: Trump
US President Donald Trump has said that he is "inclined" to keep ExxonMobil out of Venezuela after its top executive described conditions in the South American nation as "uninvestable".
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4 Oil Tankers That Left Venezuela In 'Dark Mode' Back In Its Waters
At least four tankers, most of them loaded, that had departed from Venezuela in early January in 'dark mode' - or with their transponders off amid a strict US blockade - are now back in the South American country's waters
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Trump Invites Colombian President To White House Amid Dispute
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday he was arranging to meet with his Colombian counterpart Gustavo Petro "in the near future," days after threatening military action against the South American nation.
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Only 33% Of Americans Approve Of US Strike On Venezuela: Polls
One in three Americans approve of the US military strike on Venezuela that toppled the country's president and 72% worry the US will become too involved in the South American country, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll that concluded on Monday.
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Maduro, Wife At New York Court, 1st Appearance After Capture By US Forces
Deposed Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro arrived at a New York court on Monday, just days after being seized in Caracas in a shock US military operation that paved the path for Washington's plans to dominate the oil-rich country.
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Satellite Images Show Damage At Military Base Where Maduro Was Captured
It was dark and it was deadly, said US president Donald Trump when the US forces, in a brazen operation into the South American country,captured Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro and his wife from a military base in Caracas.
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'Trump Will Remove Him': Shamans Predicted Maduro's Fall 5 Days Ago
Deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro was captured in an audacious nighttime military operation that Donald Trump said would set the US up to "run" the South American country and tap its vast oil reserves to sell to other nations.
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US Capture Of Maduro Will Not Impact India's Trade With Venezuela: Think Tank
The US-Venezuela conflict will have a negligible impact on India's trade with the South American country, think tank GTRI said on Sunday.
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Maduro In New York Jail, His Number 2 To Lead Venezuela: 10 Points
Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro was put in a New York jail on Saturday, hours after US forces captured him in a late-night raid and flew him out of the South American country. Maduro's deputy, Delcy Rodriguez, has become the acting president.
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Timeline Of US Military's Buildup, Venezuela Strike Leading To Maduro's Arrest
President Donald Trump had long threatened that he could order military strikes on targets on Venezuelan territory after months of attacks on boats accused of carrying drugs from the South American country.
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Apartment Prices Have Risen Every Single Week For A Year In This City
Seoul's population of 9.3 million exceeds the number of people living in New York City in a space that's about 75% the size of the American city.
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US Says Taking First Steps To Possibly Reopen Embassy In Venezuela
The Trump administration has notified Congress that it is taking the first steps to possibly reopen the shuttered US Embassy in Venezuela as it explores restoring relations with the South American country.
-
5,000-Year-Old Whale Harpoons Found In Brazil Could Rewrite History Of Ancient Whaling
This discovery sheds new light on understanding the lives and hunting practices of ancient people who lived along the coasts of South America thousands of years ago.
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Why The European Union And Mercosur Signed A Major Trade Deal After 25 Years
After over 25 years of negotiations, the European Union and the Mercosur bloc of South American nations have signed a landmark free trade agreement, creating one of the world's largest free trade areas.
-
EU, Mercosur Sign Free Trade Pact After 25 Years Of Negotiations
Top officials from the EU and the South American bloc Mercosur signed a free trade agreement on Saturday in Paraguay, paving the way for the European Union's largest ever trade accord after 25 years of negotiations.
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"Inclined" To Keep ExxonMobil Out Of Venezuela After CEO's Response: Trump
US President Donald Trump has said that he is "inclined" to keep ExxonMobil out of Venezuela after its top executive described conditions in the South American nation as "uninvestable".
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4 Oil Tankers That Left Venezuela In 'Dark Mode' Back In Its Waters
At least four tankers, most of them loaded, that had departed from Venezuela in early January in 'dark mode' - or with their transponders off amid a strict US blockade - are now back in the South American country's waters
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Trump Invites Colombian President To White House Amid Dispute
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday he was arranging to meet with his Colombian counterpart Gustavo Petro "in the near future," days after threatening military action against the South American nation.
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Only 33% Of Americans Approve Of US Strike On Venezuela: Polls
One in three Americans approve of the US military strike on Venezuela that toppled the country's president and 72% worry the US will become too involved in the South American country, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll that concluded on Monday.
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Maduro, Wife At New York Court, 1st Appearance After Capture By US Forces
Deposed Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro arrived at a New York court on Monday, just days after being seized in Caracas in a shock US military operation that paved the path for Washington's plans to dominate the oil-rich country.
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Satellite Images Show Damage At Military Base Where Maduro Was Captured
It was dark and it was deadly, said US president Donald Trump when the US forces, in a brazen operation into the South American country,captured Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro and his wife from a military base in Caracas.
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'Trump Will Remove Him': Shamans Predicted Maduro's Fall 5 Days Ago
Deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro was captured in an audacious nighttime military operation that Donald Trump said would set the US up to "run" the South American country and tap its vast oil reserves to sell to other nations.
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US Capture Of Maduro Will Not Impact India's Trade With Venezuela: Think Tank
The US-Venezuela conflict will have a negligible impact on India's trade with the South American country, think tank GTRI said on Sunday.
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Maduro In New York Jail, His Number 2 To Lead Venezuela: 10 Points
Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro was put in a New York jail on Saturday, hours after US forces captured him in a late-night raid and flew him out of the South American country. Maduro's deputy, Delcy Rodriguez, has become the acting president.
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Timeline Of US Military's Buildup, Venezuela Strike Leading To Maduro's Arrest
President Donald Trump had long threatened that he could order military strikes on targets on Venezuelan territory after months of attacks on boats accused of carrying drugs from the South American country.
