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Trump Says Vance to Travel to Azerbaijan, Armenia to Advance Peace Deal
The vice president’s February visit comes after an August agreement put an end to decades of conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh.
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California Becomes First State to Join WHO’s Global Outbreak Response Network After US Exit
Gov. Gavin Newsom, who is considering running for president in 2028, said the move keeps his state ‘at the forefront of public health preparedness.’
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As China Erects Chip-Import Barriers, an MIT Professor Blames CCP’s Military Ambitions
U.S. worries about technology exports have mounted because ‘it could be used against us,’ said an expert at MIT’s Sloan School of Management.
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Day in Photos: March for Life in Washington, No-Confidence Motion in France, and Danish Prime Minister Visits Greenland
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Faith Leaders Call Out Persecution in China: ‘Communism Is Not Compatible With Religious Freedom’
‘Silence is the oxygen for tyranny,’ a Uyghur activist said.
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New Chinese Embassy in UK Risks Becoming Espionage Hub for Europe: Analysts
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer defended the move as a pragmatic and sensible diplomatic step.
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As Trump Rules Out Using Force in Greenland, Analysts Weigh Other Options
The United States will explore various possibilities through negotiation, purchase, or even a referendum, one expert said.
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Big European Pension Funds See Higher Risk in US Holdings, Reject ‘Weaponizing’ Capital
Nordic funds say U.S. policy volatility and debt concerns are lifting the risk premium on American assets but that investment moves are not politically driven.
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Chinese Leader Xi Will Visit US Toward Year’s End, Trump Says
U.S. President Donald Trump said he had maintained a good relationship with the leader of the Chinese communist regime despite some differences.
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US, Russia, Ukraine Trilateral Talks Underway in Abu Dhabi
The discussions in the United Arab Emirates will be the first meeting involving representatives from all three countries since the start of the war in Ukraine.
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US Will Work With NATO on Greenland Deal: Trump
The United States has ‘a lot of great things in the deal,’ Trump said.
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US Officially Exits World Health Organization
The Trump administration cuts funding, recalls U.S. officials from the WHO.
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TikTok Announces Formation of US Majority-Owned Joint Venture to Prevent Ban
TikTok USDS Joint Venture LLC is backed by managing investors Oracle, Silver Lake, and MGX. The app’s Beijing-based parent company retains a 19.9 percent stake.
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Appeals Court Considers Trump’s Ability to Deport Under Alien Enemies Act
Detainees argue the president is misusing his war powers and that their removal should be blocked.
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China Sales of H200 Chip ‘Appears to Be Stuck’ on China’s Side, Says Inventec
Beijing has not given the green light to import H200 chips after the United States revised rules to allow exports of the chips, according to Inventec.
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Here Are the World Leaders on Trump’s Board of Peace for Gaza
Diplomats and heads of state from 19 countries signed onto the Board of Peace charter during the annual World Economic Forum.
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Day in Photos: Flooding in France, JD Vance Visits Minneapolis, and Newly Born Zebra
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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US-Funded Vaccine Trial in Africa on Hold: Health Minister
Researchers want to analyze the hepatitis B vaccine in Guinea-Bissau.
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France Seizes Oil Tanker Departing Russia in Mediterranean
The French navy suspects the oil tanker is part of a shadow fleet carrying sanctioned Russian crude.
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South Korean Prosecutors File Appeal in Former President Yoon’s Obstruction of Justice Case
South Korea’s former prime minister, Han Duck-soo, was handed a 23-year prison sentence on Jan. 21 for his part in the martial law decree.
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Trump Says Vance to Travel to Azerbaijan, Armenia to Advance Peace Deal
The vice president’s February visit comes after an August agreement put an end to decades of conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh.
|
California Becomes First State to Join WHO’s Global Outbreak Response Network After US Exit
Gov. Gavin Newsom, who is considering running for president in 2028, said the move keeps his state ‘at the forefront of public health preparedness.’
|
As China Erects Chip-Import Barriers, an MIT Professor Blames CCP’s Military Ambitions
U.S. worries about technology exports have mounted because ‘it could be used against us,’ said an expert at MIT’s Sloan School of Management.
|
Day in Photos: March for Life in Washington, No-Confidence Motion in France, and Danish Prime Minister Visits Greenland
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
Faith Leaders Call Out Persecution in China: ‘Communism Is Not Compatible With Religious Freedom’
‘Silence is the oxygen for tyranny,’ a Uyghur activist said.
|
New Chinese Embassy in UK Risks Becoming Espionage Hub for Europe: Analysts
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer defended the move as a pragmatic and sensible diplomatic step.
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As Trump Rules Out Using Force in Greenland, Analysts Weigh Other Options
The United States will explore various possibilities through negotiation, purchase, or even a referendum, one expert said.
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Big European Pension Funds See Higher Risk in US Holdings, Reject ‘Weaponizing’ Capital
Nordic funds say U.S. policy volatility and debt concerns are lifting the risk premium on American assets but that investment moves are not politically driven.
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Chinese Leader Xi Will Visit US Toward Year’s End, Trump Says
U.S. President Donald Trump said he had maintained a good relationship with the leader of the Chinese communist regime despite some differences.
|
US, Russia, Ukraine Trilateral Talks Underway in Abu Dhabi
The discussions in the United Arab Emirates will be the first meeting involving representatives from all three countries since the start of the war in Ukraine.
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US Will Work With NATO on Greenland Deal: Trump
The United States has ‘a lot of great things in the deal,’ Trump said.
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US Officially Exits World Health Organization
The Trump administration cuts funding, recalls U.S. officials from the WHO.
|
TikTok Announces Formation of US Majority-Owned Joint Venture to Prevent Ban
TikTok USDS Joint Venture LLC is backed by managing investors Oracle, Silver Lake, and MGX. The app’s Beijing-based parent company retains a 19.9 percent stake.
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Appeals Court Considers Trump’s Ability to Deport Under Alien Enemies Act
Detainees argue the president is misusing his war powers and that their removal should be blocked.
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China Sales of H200 Chip ‘Appears to Be Stuck’ on China’s Side, Says Inventec
Beijing has not given the green light to import H200 chips after the United States revised rules to allow exports of the chips, according to Inventec.
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Here Are the World Leaders on Trump’s Board of Peace for Gaza
Diplomats and heads of state from 19 countries signed onto the Board of Peace charter during the annual World Economic Forum.
|
Day in Photos: Flooding in France, JD Vance Visits Minneapolis, and Newly Born Zebra
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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US-Funded Vaccine Trial in Africa on Hold: Health Minister
Researchers want to analyze the hepatitis B vaccine in Guinea-Bissau.
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France Seizes Oil Tanker Departing Russia in Mediterranean
The French navy suspects the oil tanker is part of a shadow fleet carrying sanctioned Russian crude.
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South Korean Prosecutors File Appeal in Former President Yoon’s Obstruction of Justice Case
South Korea’s former prime minister, Han Duck-soo, was handed a 23-year prison sentence on Jan. 21 for his part in the martial law decree.
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