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BTS' Arirang world tour tickets sold out instantly across North America and Europe, marking their return after military service with the largest K-pop tour in history.
Trump's renewed push for Greenland purchase creates unprecedented tension with NATO ally Denmark, revealing deeper fractures in the 75-year-old alliance amid Arctic geopolitics.
PM Mark Carney unveils massive support package for low-income families as Canada faces 35% US tariffs and threats of 100% duties if it trades with China.
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[email protected]Verified footage emerges from Iran showing hospital morgues overflowing with bodies as authorities maintain internet shutdown amid unprecedented crackdown on protesters.
Canadian PM Mark Carney declared the end of US-led international order at Davos, offering middle powers a principled alternative to great power rivalry. Trump's furious response only validates Carney's diagnosis.
At Davos 2025, European leaders finally admitted what the world already knew - the rules-based international order is dead. What comes next for a continent built on multilateralism?
Kanye West apologizes for recording a Hitler tribute song and antisemitic comments, citing bipolar disorder as the cause. The apology raises questions about mental health, accountability, and public responsibility.
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[email protected]Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi acknowledged North Korea as a nuclear weapons state alongside China and Russia, contradicting Japan's official stance and signaling a potential foreign policy shift.
Brazilian President Lula and US President Trump discussed Venezuela crisis and Gaza peace board during 50-minute call, but disagreements over Maduro's abduction remain
Israel announces recovery of the last captive's remains from Gaza, officially ending a crisis that began in October 2023. But the broader questions about justice, proportionality, and human rights violations linger.
Chinese state-owned Sinochem proposes a 'structured solution' to resolve governance dispute with Pirelli's Italian investors, as geopolitical tensions reshape corporate ownership in strategic industries
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[email protected]Gaza's Rafah crossing reopening hinges on returning Israeli remains, revealing how human dignity becomes currency in conflict zones worldwide.