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Amid Iran War, Trump Says "Cuba Is Next"
US President Donald Trump on Friday said "Cuba is next" during a speech at an investment forum in Miami during which he touted the successes of US military action in Venezuela and Iran.
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US Prosecutors Prepare Case Against Nicolas Maduro Using Narcoterrorism Law
Deposed Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro is accused of aiding the movement of cocaine through Venezuela into US territory.
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Did China Prepare Early For Iran? The Clue Lies In Its Oil Strategy
In the short term, China enjoys a clear arbitrage. It burns cheap oil bought in the past while rivals scramble for expensive spot cargoes.
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Cuba Goes Dark: Satellite Images Reveal Power System Buckling Under Oil Shortages
A comparison of NASA's Black Marble nighttime satellite imagery reveals a large part of the country going dark on March 22, compared with the same date last year.
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Americans Say US-Iran War Gone Too Far, Many Fear Gas Price Hike: Poll
While Trump is deploying warships and troops to the Middle East, about 59 per cent of Americans say US military action in Iran has been excessive.
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Too Old? The 92-Year-Old US Judge Handling Maduro Case
Maduro's sudden arrest in January following a US raid on his compound in Venezuela has drawn public eyes to the case - and the aging judge in charge.
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Kim Jong Un Vows 'Irreversible' Nuclear Status, Warns South Korea Of 'Merciless' Response
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un announced before the Supreme People's Assembly that he would categorise South Korea as the "most hostile state".
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Yellow Fever Outbreak In Venezuela, Travel Advisory Released: What You Need To Know About It
Yellow fever is a mosquito-borne viral disease that is transmitted by the bite of specific kinds of mosquitoes. The disease is endemic in tropical areas of Africa and Central and South America.
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Cuba Begins Power Restoration After Second Blackout Amid US Oil Blockade
Cuban authorities started to gradually restore power to the island Sunday after the second nationwide blackout in a week, as the grid struggles due to an aging infrastructure and a US oil blockade.
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Inside Denmark's Plan To Blow Up Greenland's Runways To Prevent US Attack
With US President Donald Trump's rhetoric on Greenland getting sharper and urgent, Denmark was forced to develop a desperate contingency plan.
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Amid Iran War, Trump Says "Cuba Is Next"
US President Donald Trump on Friday said "Cuba is next" during a speech at an investment forum in Miami during which he touted the successes of US military action in Venezuela and Iran.
-
US Prosecutors Prepare Case Against Nicolas Maduro Using Narcoterrorism Law
Deposed Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro is accused of aiding the movement of cocaine through Venezuela into US territory.
-
Did China Prepare Early For Iran? The Clue Lies In Its Oil Strategy
In the short term, China enjoys a clear arbitrage. It burns cheap oil bought in the past while rivals scramble for expensive spot cargoes.
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Cuba Goes Dark: Satellite Images Reveal Power System Buckling Under Oil Shortages
A comparison of NASA's Black Marble nighttime satellite imagery reveals a large part of the country going dark on March 22, compared with the same date last year.
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Americans Say US-Iran War Gone Too Far, Many Fear Gas Price Hike: Poll
While Trump is deploying warships and troops to the Middle East, about 59 per cent of Americans say US military action in Iran has been excessive.
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Too Old? The 92-Year-Old US Judge Handling Maduro Case
Maduro's sudden arrest in January following a US raid on his compound in Venezuela has drawn public eyes to the case - and the aging judge in charge.
-
Kim Jong Un Vows 'Irreversible' Nuclear Status, Warns South Korea Of 'Merciless' Response
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un announced before the Supreme People's Assembly that he would categorise South Korea as the "most hostile state".
-
Yellow Fever Outbreak In Venezuela, Travel Advisory Released: What You Need To Know About It
Yellow fever is a mosquito-borne viral disease that is transmitted by the bite of specific kinds of mosquitoes. The disease is endemic in tropical areas of Africa and Central and South America.
-
Cuba Begins Power Restoration After Second Blackout Amid US Oil Blockade
Cuban authorities started to gradually restore power to the island Sunday after the second nationwide blackout in a week, as the grid struggles due to an aging infrastructure and a US oil blockade.
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Inside Denmark's Plan To Blow Up Greenland's Runways To Prevent US Attack
With US President Donald Trump's rhetoric on Greenland getting sharper and urgent, Denmark was forced to develop a desperate contingency plan.
