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Sen. Klobuchar Opposes DHS Funding After Deadly Minneapolis Federal Agent Shooting

Senator Amy Klobuchar has vowed she will vote against funding for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), setting up a major showdown in Congress as lawmakers debate how federal enforcement agencies are held accountable. Her stance comes amid rising outrage following fatal shootings by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis that have intensified calls for reform […]

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Samsung Moves to Mass-Produce Next-Gen AI Memory Chips, Raising Stakes in the Chip Race

Samsung is preparing to begin production of its next-generation high-bandwidth memory chips, a move that could significantly reshape competition in the global semiconductor market. The new chips, designed to support advanced artificial intelligence workloads, are expected to enter production imminently, signaling a strategic push to secure a stronger position in the rapidly expanding AI supply […]

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US Exit from World Health Organization Signals Major Shift in Global Health Policy

The United States has formally withdrawn from the World Health Organization, marking a significant turning point in its approach to global health cooperation. The decision ends decades of participation in the international body and raises questions about how future health crises, funding structures, and international coordination will be managed without US involvement. The move reflects […]

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Zelensky Signals Diplomatic Shift Ahead of Trilateral Talks in the UAE

Ukraine’s diplomatic strategy is entering a more focused phase as President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed who will represent his country in upcoming trilateral talks scheduled to take place in the United Arab Emirates. The announcement offers insight into how Kyiv is positioning itself amid complex negotiations involving regional security, geopolitical balance, and future diplomatic coordination. By […]

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Palmarola Italy’s Untouched Island Where Time Stands Still

Hidden off Italy’s western coastline lies an island that feels almost frozen in time. Palmarola is a place without roads, without phone signals, and with barely any permanent residents. Unlike most Mediterranean destinations, it has largely escaped mass tourism, preserving a raw and unspoiled character that is increasingly rare in modern Europe. Dramatic volcanic cliffs, […]

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Greenland Diplomacy Softens Economic War Risks

Recent global political manoeuvring around Greenland has shifted sharply from escalatory threats to a tentative de-escalation that could steer world markets away from a full-blown economic conflict. At the centre of this story is the former U.S. president, whose assertive policy toward acquiring Greenland triggered major diplomatic and trade tensions with several European nations. Earlier […]

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