Evgenia Filimianova
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Evgenia Filimianova is a UK-based journalist covering a wide range of international stories, with a particular interest in foreign policy, economy, and UK politics.
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Cuba Confirms Direct Talks With US
Cuban officials said that lifting the energy blockade was their top priority in negotiations.
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US, Chile Sign Agreements to Boost Critical Minerals Investment, Security Cooperation
The agreements follow talks with Chilean officials on regional security threats and expanded bilateral cooperation.
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Japan Ends Decades-Long Ban on Lethal Arms Exports in Major Security Shift
The policy overhaul reflects Tokyo’s push to strengthen defense ties and counter rising regional threats.
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USA Rare Earth to Acquire Brazil’s Serra Verde in $2.8 Billion Deal
CEO Barbara Humpton said Serra Verde is ’the only producer outside Asia capable of supplying all four magnetic rare earths at scale.’
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Powerful Earthquake Off Northern Japan Triggers Tsunami Warnings, Evacuations
Japanese authorities mobilized emergency response as coastal regions brace for possible waves and aftershocks.
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US Military Says 3 Killed in Caribbean Strike Targeting Drug Trafficking
The strike follows several similar actions in recent days as part of a broader campaign targeting suspected drug-smuggling vessels.
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Global Financial Leaders Warn Advanced AI Could Expose Banking System to Cyber Threats
Across the Atlantic, central banks and regulators are already testing how such technologies could affect financial stability.
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France, UK Rally Global Coalition to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
The effort follows the announcement of a U.S.-mediated 10-day ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon.
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Younger Students Drive Surge in Community College Degrees, New Report Finds
Of the 3.4 million graduates in 2024–2025, roughly 892,300 had previously earned a postsecondary credential.
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Boeing Accelerates Hiring as Production Expands and Retirements Rise, Says Union Chief
The surge in factory recruitment underscores the ramp-up in aircraft output and workforce transition across Pacific Northwest operations.
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Cuba Confirms Direct Talks With US
Cuban officials said that lifting the energy blockade was their top priority in negotiations.
|
US, Chile Sign Agreements to Boost Critical Minerals Investment, Security Cooperation
The agreements follow talks with Chilean officials on regional security threats and expanded bilateral cooperation.
|
Japan Ends Decades-Long Ban on Lethal Arms Exports in Major Security Shift
The policy overhaul reflects Tokyo’s push to strengthen defense ties and counter rising regional threats.
|
USA Rare Earth to Acquire Brazil’s Serra Verde in $2.8 Billion Deal
CEO Barbara Humpton said Serra Verde is ’the only producer outside Asia capable of supplying all four magnetic rare earths at scale.’
|
Powerful Earthquake Off Northern Japan Triggers Tsunami Warnings, Evacuations
Japanese authorities mobilized emergency response as coastal regions brace for possible waves and aftershocks.
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US Military Says 3 Killed in Caribbean Strike Targeting Drug Trafficking
The strike follows several similar actions in recent days as part of a broader campaign targeting suspected drug-smuggling vessels.
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Global Financial Leaders Warn Advanced AI Could Expose Banking System to Cyber Threats
Across the Atlantic, central banks and regulators are already testing how such technologies could affect financial stability.
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France, UK Rally Global Coalition to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
The effort follows the announcement of a U.S.-mediated 10-day ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon.
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Younger Students Drive Surge in Community College Degrees, New Report Finds
Of the 3.4 million graduates in 2024–2025, roughly 892,300 had previously earned a postsecondary credential.
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Boeing Accelerates Hiring as Production Expands and Retirements Rise, Says Union Chief
The surge in factory recruitment underscores the ramp-up in aircraft output and workforce transition across Pacific Northwest operations.
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