International
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73Trump snaps at White House reporters during tense Oval Office exchange
US President Donald Trump got into a heated exchange with reporters in the White House on Tuesday, talking over reporters and telling...
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96Zelenskyy says US intelligence sharing has resumed ahead of Witkoff-Putin meeting
US special envoy, was to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday in St Petersburg to explore ways to conclude the war...
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293Trump urges Ukraine to settle war with Russia, calls Moscow ‘a big machine’
US President Donald Trump has urged Ukraine to be prepared to settle with Russia to put an end to the conflict. “Russia...
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81Sudan army strike reportedly kills 53 at market in disputed Abyei region
A drone attack that reportedly targeted Sudan’s military killed 53 people at a market in the disputed Abyei region between Sudan and...
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45Saudi Arabia postpones ‘Davos in the Desert’ until 2027 amid Houthi attacks
Saudi Arabia has delayed its flagship Future Investment Initiative (FII) conference to 2027 because of increased Houthi attacks and security concerns in...
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43Vance says he will stay out of Israeli election despite Trump’s endorsement
JP Vance, Vice President of the US, has refused to support the election of the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is...
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74Two Indian nationals among 28 charged with election fraud in California
Two Indian nationals are among 28 US legal permanent residents who are charged with election-related violations in California, including improper registration to...
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US approval delay holds up Patriot missiles bound for Ukraine
The Trump administration is blocking the transfer of Patriot air defence missiles to Ukraine, which means Kyiv is without one of its...
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55Rubio, Jaishankar to discuss trade, energy and technology in Mumbai
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is to hold talks with Indian external affairs minister S. Jaishankar in Mumbai on Tuesday. Trade,...
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248Alberta rejects secession referendum, votes to remain in Canada, CBC projects
Voters in Canada’s oil-rich Alberta province voted down a plan to start a process that would have seen the province split from...
