DiplomacyPolitics
China Rejects US Attacks on Tech Firms as 'Tech Bullying'
China's Foreign Ministry rejects US officials' attacks on Chinese tech firms, calling the remarks a distortion of facts and tech bullying.
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DiplomacyPolitics
Xi, Ecuador's Noboa Agree to Deepen Strategic Partnership
Xi Jinping and Ecuador's Noboa held talks in Beijing, agreeing to deepen the comprehensive strategic partnership across multiple sectors.
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PoliticsInternational
Venezuela, Dominican Republic Restore Diplomatic Ties
Venezuela and the Dominican Republic agreed to gradually restore diplomatic relations, marking a key step in Venezuela's regional reintegration.
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PoliticsInternational
Brazil's Workers' Party Confirms Lula for Fourth Term Bid
Brazil's Workers' Party confirms Lula for fourth term bid amid foreign interference concerns and a polarized political landscape.
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InfrastructureInternational
Chinese-Built Road Transforms Lives in Cajamarca, Peru
A Chinese-built highway in Peru's Cajamarca region connects remote communities to markets, healthcare, and new economic opportunities.
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PoliticsInternational
Ortega Declares Nicaragua Will Never Hold Elections Again
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega says the country will never hold elections again, ending all pretense of democracy and drawing global condemnation.
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Disaster
Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Nears 4,500 as Aid Arrives
Venezuela's double earthquake death toll reaches 4,490 as international aid arrives. Thousands remain missing in one of the region's deadliest disasters.
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International PoliticsAmericas
How Marco Rubio Is Running Venezuela From Washington
A New York Times investigation reveals Marco Rubio effectively controls Venezuela's finances, oil revenue, and government from Washington.
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International PoliticsElections
Trump-Backed Outsider Wins Colombian Presidential Election
Far-right outsider Abelardo de la Espriella, endorsed by Donald Trump, narrowly wins Colombia's presidential runoff, signaling a dramatic rightward shift.
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National SecurityPolitics
U.S. Strike on Alleged Drug Boat Kills 1, Leaves 2 Survivors
A U.S. military strike on an alleged drug smuggling boat in the eastern Pacific killed one and left two survivors, bringing the death toll to at least 208.
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MilitaryPolitics
US Strikes on Drug Boats Kill Over 200, Raising Questions
US strikes on suspected drug boats under Operation Southern Spear have killed over 200 people, sparking debate over legality and effectiveness.
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International TradePolitics
EU and Mexico Sign Landmark Trade Deal in Geopolitical Pivot
The EU and Mexico signed a modernized trade deal eliminating tariffs on 99% of products, described as a geopolitical statement amid US tariff tensions.
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