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Millions in Cuba Face Power Outages Amid Fuel Shortages and US Blockade WORLD

Millions in Cuba Face Power Outages Amid Fuel Shortages and US Blockade

Cuba experiences widespread blackouts affecting millions, driven by severe fuel shortages exacerbated by the ongoing US blockade.

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US Secures Long-Term Security Role in Greenland, Not Ownership WORLD

US Secures Long-Term Security Role in Greenland, Not Ownership

The US and Denmark sign a new deal granting the US permanent security presence in Greenland, stopping short of Trump's earlier claim…

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North Korea Dismisses Criticism from UN Nuclear Watchdog WORLD

North Korea Dismisses Criticism from UN Nuclear Watchdog

North Korea has firmly rejected criticism from the UN nuclear watchdog, escalating tensions over its nuclear program and international compliance.

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Fatal Shark Attack Triggers Uncommon Kill Order in Western Australia WORLD

Fatal Shark Attack Triggers Uncommon Kill Order in Western Australia

Following a deadly shark attack near Perth, authorities deploy police boats and helicopters to search for the victim and the shark involved.

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Can Trump Legally Ban CNN and Other Media from White House Access? WORLD

Can Trump Legally Ban CNN and Other Media from White House Access?

Trump's move to exclude CNN and other critical news outlets from White House briefings raises legal and constitutional questions about press freedom.

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Israeli Soldiers’ Gaza Testimonies Ignite Political Turmoil in Israel WORLD

Israeli Soldiers’ Gaza Testimonies Ignite Political Turmoil in Israel

Testimonies from Israeli soldiers about Gaza have sparked widespread political backlash, revealing deep divisions within Israel's leadership.

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Turkiye Cancels Bank Mellat’s Operating License in Istanbul Amid Sanctions WORLD

Turkiye Cancels Bank Mellat’s Operating License in Istanbul Amid Sanctions

Turkiye has withdrawn the operating license of Iran's Bank Mellat in Istanbul, reflecting ongoing tensions linked to Western sanctions over Iran's nuclear…

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Russia’s Parliamentary Elections Serve as Political Feedback Mechanism WORLD

Russia’s Parliamentary Elections Serve as Political Feedback Mechanism

Russia’s parliamentary elections function as a tool for political participation and legitimacy, reflecting the Kremlin’s approach to governance.

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US Considers Cutting One-Third of Troops Stationed in Europe WORLD

US Considers Cutting One-Third of Troops Stationed in Europe

The US Pentagon is evaluating plans to reduce its military presence in Europe by about one-third, signaling a strategic shift in transatlantic…

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