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The leaders are set to meet in Washington next week. Iran held missile drills in various cities on Monday, according to state media.
Democrats Elizabeth Warren and Gregory Meeks also asked for an assessment of the military potential of the AI chips approved for export.
The league, which featured Hong Kong’s Siobhan Haughey when it was last held in 2021, plans to feature events in North America, Europe, Asia.
The limited-time offer includes a free flight and requires use of the CBP Home app before the end of the year.
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CBS delayed its CECOT prison report, where the US has sent hundreds of migrants, citing more reporting and sparking outcry over censorship.
Tepco, operator of the crippled Fukushima Daiichi plant, has been allowed to restart Kashiwazaki-Kariwa 15 years after the disaster.
Tens of thousands attended Sunday’s memorial. The Sydney event was heavily guarded by police, including snipers on rooftops and police boats.
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Leaders spoke about issues of mutual interest in the pre-Christmas phone call, according to Downing Street.
US Coast Guard shadows a sanctioned ‘dark fleet’ supertanker as Washington moves to choke off Venezuela’s oil revenue.
Some Republicans fear the controversy is far from over and the limited disclosures could hurt the party at next year’s midterm election.
An Se-young awaits Wang Zhiyi in women’s final, while men’s sees Shi Yuqi play Christo Popov, France’s first to reach title match.
Trump has ordered a blockade of all sanctioned oil tankers in and out of the area, but the ship is reportedly not one of those blacklisted.
The prime minister’s call for tighter gun controls is meeting resistance from right-wing populists and mainstream conservatives.
Few photos of the US president or documents mentioning him appear, a notable difference from previous batches of files made public.
The city is seeking to raise US$7.6 million a year from visitors, who traditionally toss a coin into the water in hope of returning to Rome.
The comments increase pressure on Nicolas Maduro’s regime, but Trump wouldn’t say if ousting the Venezuelan leader was his ultimate goal.
Bank of Japan lifts rates to 0.75 per cent – a 30-year high – ending zero-interest era, paving the way for further increases amid rising inflation.
The inter-agency licensing review involves the US departments of Commerce, State, Energy and Defence.
The government’s response came after a senior security official suggested that Tokyo needed nuclear arms to deter potential aggressors.
YouTuber fancies his chances in Netflix-streamed bout against ex-heavyweight champion, who ominously says boxers have ‘licence to kill’.
US government admits ‘breach of care’ as DOJ cites Army and FAA errors in January crash that killed 67 near Ronald Reagan airport in Washington.
Donald Trump, who has made no secret of his enmity for his Democratic predecessors, displays his grievances on White House walls.
National Security Adviser Ano denied the alleged gunmen who killed 15 people in Sydney received military training in Davao.
The right-wing podcaster’s conspiracy theories on subjects like Jeffrey Epstein came back to haunt him when he took the agency’s No 2 job.
Nick Reiner, 32, faces two counts of first-degree murder as the DA weighs whether to seek the death penalty.
Every winter, Delhi’s air pollution surges as cold air traps vehicle, construction, and crop-burning emissions, causing severe health risks.
Fifa changes results of three friendlies, handing down 3-0 defeats for games against Cape Verde, Singapore and Palestine.
Police said the Indian family of Sajid Akram, who got a degree in commerce in Hyderabad, was unaware of his ‘radical mindset’.
