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Russia Says It Will Sign Black Sea Deal If US Gives 'Order' To Zelensky
Russia said today it was willing to strike a new agreement on the safety of shipping in the Black Sea - a possible stepping stone towards a ceasefire with Ukraine - but only if the United States ordered President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to respect it.
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Russia, US Studying Outcome Of Talks On Ukraine In Riyadh: Kremlin
Russia and the United States are analysing the outcome of talks between their officials in Saudi Arabia on Monday, the Kremlin said, declining to give details of the discussions which both sides had said would focus on a potential naval ceasefire.
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Couple Deported To Colombia After 35 Years In US, Leaving Daughters Shocked
A couple residing in the United States for 35 years was deported by immigration officials, tearing apart a California family. Gladys Gonzales, 55, and Nelson Gonzalez, 59, were taken into custody in February
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US-Russia Talks On Ukraine 'Useful,' Will Continue: Russian Negotiator
A Russian negotiator said on Tuesday that Moscow would continue "useful" talks with the United States over the Ukraine conflict and would aim to involve the UN and other countries.
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Big Leak: Journalist Recounts How He Knew When US Would Drop Bombs On Yemen
The United States witnessed one of the most shocking national security indiscretions in years when a journalist was inadvertently added to a group chat in which top officials discussed upcoming strikes against Yemen's Houthi rebels.
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How Trump's New Social Media Policy May Impact Indian Green Card Holders In US
Green card holders living in America may soon be required to surrender their social media accounts to the government under a new proposal by President Donald Trump administration's as part of their crackdown on immigration.
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"Nazis Got Better Treatment": Judge Slams Trump Administration Deportations
A federal judge on Monday sharply criticized the Trump administration's summary deportation of alleged Venezuelan gang members, saying "Nazis got better treatment" from the United States during World War II.
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US Gold Card Scheme A Hit? Trump's Top Official Says "1,000 Sold In A Day"
Donald Trump's 'Gold Card' or 'Golden Visa' scheme, which offers permanent residency and optional citizenship of the United States for $5 million, per card, seems to have become a hit, if US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's claim is indeed true.
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Starmer, Trump Discuss Trade Deal 'Progress': Downing Street
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has discussed "progress" on a trade deal between the UK and United States in a phone call with President Donald Trump, Downing Street said on Monday.
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Greenland Furious, Will Boycott US Second Lady's Visit Amid Buyout Threats
Displeased would be an understatement to describe the way leaders in Greenland are feeling about the planned visit of the Second Lady of the United States, Usha Vance.
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Opinion | These 4 Small Nations Can Teach Something To Israel And Russia
The stories of Tajikistan-Kyrgyzstan and Armenia-Azerbaijan are hopeful signs in an otherwise dysfunctional global order where neighbours, with the help of their respective benefactors, have been able to make way for peace.
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Former US Attorney, Who Quit After Trump Took Office, Found Dead At Home
Jessica Aber was nominated as the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia by Joe Biden in 2021.
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India To Drive 6% Of Global Trade Growth, 3rd After US, China: Report
The report highlighted that India was only the 13th largest participant in international trade in 2024, but its trade volume grew at a 5.2 per cent compound annual rate.
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"Antipathy Towards US": Tourists Turning Away From Donald Trump's America
Foreign traveler arrivals in the United States are expected to decline by 5.1 percent in 2025 compared to last year, against a previously projected increase of 8.8 percent.
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"Others Handled It": Trump Denies Signing Aliens Law To Deport Venezuelans
Donald Trump invoked the rare wartime Alien Enemies Act to deport 238 men his administration alleged were members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua.
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Russia Says It Will Sign Black Sea Deal If US Gives 'Order' To Zelensky
Russia said today it was willing to strike a new agreement on the safety of shipping in the Black Sea - a possible stepping stone towards a ceasefire with Ukraine - but only if the United States ordered President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to respect it.
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Russia, US Studying Outcome Of Talks On Ukraine In Riyadh: Kremlin
Russia and the United States are analysing the outcome of talks between their officials in Saudi Arabia on Monday, the Kremlin said, declining to give details of the discussions which both sides had said would focus on a potential naval ceasefire.
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Couple Deported To Colombia After 35 Years In US, Leaving Daughters Shocked
A couple residing in the United States for 35 years was deported by immigration officials, tearing apart a California family. Gladys Gonzales, 55, and Nelson Gonzalez, 59, were taken into custody in February
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US-Russia Talks On Ukraine 'Useful,' Will Continue: Russian Negotiator
A Russian negotiator said on Tuesday that Moscow would continue "useful" talks with the United States over the Ukraine conflict and would aim to involve the UN and other countries.
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Big Leak: Journalist Recounts How He Knew When US Would Drop Bombs On Yemen
The United States witnessed one of the most shocking national security indiscretions in years when a journalist was inadvertently added to a group chat in which top officials discussed upcoming strikes against Yemen's Houthi rebels.
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How Trump's New Social Media Policy May Impact Indian Green Card Holders In US
Green card holders living in America may soon be required to surrender their social media accounts to the government under a new proposal by President Donald Trump administration's as part of their crackdown on immigration.
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"Nazis Got Better Treatment": Judge Slams Trump Administration Deportations
A federal judge on Monday sharply criticized the Trump administration's summary deportation of alleged Venezuelan gang members, saying "Nazis got better treatment" from the United States during World War II.
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US Gold Card Scheme A Hit? Trump's Top Official Says "1,000 Sold In A Day"
Donald Trump's 'Gold Card' or 'Golden Visa' scheme, which offers permanent residency and optional citizenship of the United States for $5 million, per card, seems to have become a hit, if US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's claim is indeed true.
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Starmer, Trump Discuss Trade Deal 'Progress': Downing Street
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has discussed "progress" on a trade deal between the UK and United States in a phone call with President Donald Trump, Downing Street said on Monday.
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Greenland Furious, Will Boycott US Second Lady's Visit Amid Buyout Threats
Displeased would be an understatement to describe the way leaders in Greenland are feeling about the planned visit of the Second Lady of the United States, Usha Vance.
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Opinion | These 4 Small Nations Can Teach Something To Israel And Russia
The stories of Tajikistan-Kyrgyzstan and Armenia-Azerbaijan are hopeful signs in an otherwise dysfunctional global order where neighbours, with the help of their respective benefactors, have been able to make way for peace.
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Former US Attorney, Who Quit After Trump Took Office, Found Dead At Home
Jessica Aber was nominated as the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia by Joe Biden in 2021.
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India To Drive 6% Of Global Trade Growth, 3rd After US, China: Report
The report highlighted that India was only the 13th largest participant in international trade in 2024, but its trade volume grew at a 5.2 per cent compound annual rate.
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"Antipathy Towards US": Tourists Turning Away From Donald Trump's America
Foreign traveler arrivals in the United States are expected to decline by 5.1 percent in 2025 compared to last year, against a previously projected increase of 8.8 percent.
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"Others Handled It": Trump Denies Signing Aliens Law To Deport Venezuelans
Donald Trump invoked the rare wartime Alien Enemies Act to deport 238 men his administration alleged were members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua.
