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Venezuela’s Maduro Sworn In as U.S. Raises Reward for His Capture

Nicolás Maduro, the embattled president of Venezuela, was sworn in for another term amid escalating tensions with the United States. The ceremony, held in Caracas on Thursday, marked the continuation…

Doris Wheeler January 24, 2025

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Greenland Leader to Meet Danish King Amid Renewed Attention on Territory After Trump’s Interest

Greenland's Prime Minister, Múte Bourup Egede, is set to meet Denmark's King Frederik X in Copenhagen amid ongoing international interest in the strategically important Arctic territory. The meeting comes in…

Doris Wheeler January 23, 2025

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Finland Reports Oil Tanker Linked to Subsea Cable Damage Has Serious Deficiencies

Finnish authorities have revealed that the oil tanker suspected of damaging a critical subsea cable connecting Finland and Estonia has been found to have significant operational deficiencies. The incident, which…

Doris Wheeler January 22, 2025

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Ukraine Stages Drone Attack on Russia’s Saratov Region, Causing Massive Fire

In a bold escalation of its ongoing conflict with Russia, Ukraine launched a drone attack on the Saratov region, located deep within Russian territory. The strike, reportedly targeting an industrial…

Doris Wheeler January 21, 2025

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Trump Will Not Rule Out Force to Take Panama Canal, Greenland

Former President Donald Trump has sparked controversy once again by suggesting he would not rule out the use of force to claim control over the Panama Canal or to acquire…

Doris Wheeler January 20, 2025

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Austrian Foreign Minister to Take Over as Caretaker Chancellor

In a significant political development, Austria’s Foreign Minister, Alexander Schallenberg, is set to assume the role of caretaker chancellor following the resignation of Chancellor Karl Nehammer. The move comes amidst…

Doris Wheeler January 19, 2025

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Israeli Strikes Kill Dozens in Gaza as US Pushes for Ceasefire

The conflict in Gaza has intensified, with Israeli airstrikes killing dozens of Palestinians in what is being described as one of the deadliest days in the recent escalation. Amid the…

Doris Wheeler January 18, 2025

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Ghana’s Parliament Passes Provisional Budget, Averts Government Shutdown

Ghana’s parliament has successfully passed a provisional budget for the first quarter of 2025, averting a potential government shutdown that could have disrupted public services and further strained the country’s…

Doris Wheeler January 17, 2025

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Engine Maker GE Joins South Korean Probe of Fatal Plane Crash

General Electric (GE), a leading global manufacturer of aircraft engines, has joined the investigation into a fatal plane crash in South Korea that claimed multiple lives. The crash, involving a…

Doris Wheeler January 16, 2025

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Greenland’s Leader Intensifies Push for Independence from Denmark

Greenland’s leader, Múte B. Egede, has renewed calls for the Arctic island’s independence from Denmark, emphasizing a vision of self-governance and economic autonomy. The announcement comes as Greenland seeks to…

Doris Wheeler January 15, 2025