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Israel Extends 'Al Jazeera Law' for Two Years and Moves to Shutter Army Radio, Sparking Press Freedom Alarms
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Israel Extends 'Al Jazeera Law' for Two Years and Moves to Shutter Army Radio, Sparking Press Freedom Alarms

Israel's parliament extends the 'Al Jazeera Law' for two years, allowing the shutdown of foreign media, while the cabinet moves to close the independent Army Radio by 2026, fueling concerns over press freedom.

Belarus Courts U.S. in High-Stakes Pivot From Moscow
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Belarus Courts U.S. in High-Stakes Pivot From Moscow

As Russia's war in Ukraine continues, its key ally Belarus is making overtures to the U.S., releasing political prisoners in exchange for potential sanctions relief. The move signals a high-stakes attempt by President Lukashenko to reduce dependence on Moscow.

Deadly Clashes Erupt in Aleppo Between Syrian Army and Kurdish-led SDF, Raising Escalation Fears
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Deadly Clashes Erupt in Aleppo Between Syrian Army and Kurdish-led SDF, Raising Escalation Fears

Deadly clashes have erupted in Aleppo, Syria, between the Russian-backed Syrian army and the US-supported, Kurdish-led SDF. The incident raises fears of geopolitical escalation and deepens the proxy dynamics of the Syrian war.

A Long Winter Ahead: Russia-Ukraine War May 'Grind On for Another 12 to 18 Months'
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A Long Winter Ahead: Russia-Ukraine War May 'Grind On for Another 12 to 18 Months'

A recent analysis suggests the Russia-Ukraine war could grind on for another 12 to 18 months, signaling a new phase of protracted attrition with global implications.

Pepsi’s Navy, A Botched Press Conference, and Other Historical Facts That Sound Fake (But Aren’t)
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Pepsi’s Navy, A Botched Press Conference, and Other Historical Facts That Sound Fake (But Aren’t)

From PepsiCo briefly owning the world's 6th largest navy to a press conference error that brought down the Berlin Wall, discover historical facts so strange they sound completely made up.

China's Gambit: Why Myanmar's Junta Is Finally Holding Its Long-Promised Election
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China's Gambit: Why Myanmar's Junta Is Finally Holding Its Long-Promised Election

Nearly five years after its coup, Myanmar's military is holding an election. Driven by Chinese pressure and a battlefield turnaround, the vote is designed not to restore democracy but to consolidate military rule under a civilian guise.

Ceasefire Halts Deadly Clashes in Aleppo as Syrian Army and Kurdish-Led SDF Step Back
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Ceasefire Halts Deadly Clashes in Aleppo as Syrian Army and Kurdish-Led SDF Step Back

Syrian government forces and the Kurdish-led SDF have agreed to a ceasefire in Aleppo after deadly clashes left at least two civilians dead amid a visit by Turkey's foreign minister.

Oil Prices Stall as Traders Juggle Sanction Threats and Economic Headwinds
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Oil Prices Stall as Traders Juggle Sanction Threats and Economic Headwinds

Oil prices remain steady as traders balance the risk of supply disruptions from Venezuela and Russia against growing concerns over a global economic slowdown and weakening demand.

The Yuan's Two-Track Ascent: A Trade Juggernaut, A Reserve Laggard
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The Yuan's Two-Track Ascent: A Trade Juggernaut, A Reserve Laggard

Analysis shows China's yuan is gaining significant ground as a trade settlement currency amid geopolitical shifts, but its role in global finance, investment, and reserves remains minimal.

Trump Appoints Envoy to 'Make Greenland Part of US,' Sparking Diplomatic Firestorm
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Trump Appoints Envoy to 'Make Greenland Part of US,' Sparking Diplomatic Firestorm

US President Donald Trump has appointed a special envoy to 'make Greenland part of the US,' citing national security and sparking a diplomatic firestorm with Denmark and the EU.

China Drafts Sweeping Law to Govern Its Antarctic Activities
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China Drafts Sweeping Law to Govern Its Antarctic Activities

China has drafted a comprehensive law to regulate all its activities in Antarctica, expanding oversight from science to tourism and fishing, aiming to bolster its role in global governance.

Trump to Maduro: 'It'd Be Smart to Leave' as U.S. Seizes Oil Tankers, Sparking Standoff with Russia and China
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Trump to Maduro: 'It'd Be Smart to Leave' as U.S. Seizes Oil Tankers, Sparking Standoff with Russia and China

U.S. President Trump warns Venezuelan President Maduro that 'it would be smart to leave' power as the U.S. seizes oil tankers, sparking condemnation from Russia and China and raising geopolitical tensions.