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US blocks long-term USMCA renewal, forcing annual trade reviews

The United States has blocked a long-term renewal of the North American trade agreement, preventing an extended extension of the deal. Instead of a standard 16-year renewal, the bloc will now be subject to annual rolling reviews. The move introduces greater uncertainty into trade relations between the US, Canada, and Mexico. The decision reflects the current US administration's preference for shorter-term, revisable trade commitments over locked-in long-duration agreements.

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Germany charges Ukrainian national over Nord Stream pipeline explosions

German authorities have charged a Ukrainian individual in connection with the 2022 explosions that damaged the Nord Stream gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea. The case marks a significant development in one of the most high-profile infrastructure sabotage investigations in recent European history. Ukraine has officially denied any involvement in the attack, distancing itself from the charges. The case carries potential diplomatic consequences, as it could strain relations between Ukraine and Germany, a key wartime ally and financial supporter.

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Greek politician's mother dies after arson attack in Thessaloniki

A Greek politician's mother has died from injuries sustained in an arson attack in Thessaloniki, Greece. The attack was one of three separate incidents that took place in the city in the early hours of Wednesday. All three attacks involved petrol bombs and other improvised explosive devices. The coordinated nature of the attacks has raised serious concerns about politically motivated violence in the region.

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Nigeria seeks compensation for property left by citizens fleeing South Africa

Nigeria is pursuing compensation for assets abandoned by its citizens who fled South Africa amid rising tensions. The country's High Commissioner announced that businesses and properties left behind by returnees are currently being documented. The move comes as Nigerian nationals have been leaving South Africa, reportedly due to safety concerns. Nigerian authorities are building a formal record of losses as the basis for any compensation claim against South Africa.

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Syria's President Appoints 70 Members to New Post-Assad Parliament

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa has named the final 70 members of the country's new transitional parliament, established following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's government. The appointments complete the formation of the new legislative body, which replaces the previous Assad-era parliament. Among those appointed are 15 women, a notable increase given that only six female candidates had been chosen through regional electoral colleges in October. The move is part of broader efforts to restructure Syria's governing institutions in the post-Assad era.

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Breakaway Catholic Group Ordains Bishops in Swiss Alps Amid Schism Warning

Thousands of worshippers gathered in the Swiss Alps for an ordination ceremony conducted by the Society of Saint Pius X, a traditionalist breakaway Catholic group. The event involved the ordination of new bishops outside the authority of Rome. The ceremony has drawn significant attention amid warnings from Pope Francis about the risk of schism within the Catholic Church. The Society of Saint Pius X has long been at odds with the Vatican over liturgical and doctrinal matters.

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E. Jean Carroll demands Trump pay $5m after appeal rejected

Writer E. Jean Carroll is pressing Donald Trump to pay the $5 million in damages awarded to her by a jury. Carroll's lawyers stated that Trump has been attempting to delay the payment following the failed appeal. The jury had previously found Trump liable for sexually abusing and defaming Carroll. With the appeal now dismissed, Carroll's legal team says there is no further justification for withholding the payment.

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Canada to make Eurovision debut in 2027 as first new entrant in over a decade

Canada has been confirmed as a participant in the Eurovision Song Contest 2027, marking a historic expansion of the event. The country will become the first new nation to join the competition since Australia made its debut in 2015. This means Eurovision will once again feature a non-European country among its contestants. The addition of Canada continues the contest's gradual growth beyond its traditional European boundaries. No further details about Canada's participation format have been disclosed yet.

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Three Dead After Mexico City Erupts in World Cup Celebration

More than one million people gathered in Mexico City on Tuesday to celebrate the national team's victory over Ecuador. The massive street celebrations turned tragic as three people lost their lives during the festivities. The scale of the turnout reflected the enormous national excitement surrounding Mexico's World Cup result. Authorities were present as the city's streets filled with jubilant fans marking the significant win.

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Amnesty: Sudan's RSF committed crimes against humanity in el-Fasher

Amnesty International has accused Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of committing crimes against humanity in the city of el-Fasher. The report contributes to a growing body of evidence documenting serious atrocities in the region. The United Nations has previously stated that the violence in el-Fasher bears the hallmarks of genocide. El-Fasher, located in North Darfur, has been a focal point of conflict amid Sudan's ongoing civil war between the RSF and the Sudanese Armed Forces.

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Trump earns over $1bn from crypto and merchandise in first White House year

US President Donald Trump has earned more than one billion dollars from cryptocurrency ventures during his first year back in office. Beyond crypto, Trump also generated significant income through real estate holdings and a range of branded merchandise. His personal product line included Trump-themed Bibles, watches, and various other items, each contributing additional millions to his earnings. The figures highlight the extent to which Trump has continued to profit from commercial ventures while serving as president.

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Taliban launch cross-border drone strikes as Afghan-Pakistan tensions rise

The Afghan Taliban has carried out strikes along the border with Pakistan amid escalating tensions between the two neighbors. Pakistan's military confirmed it intercepted and shot down four rudimentary drones during the incident. The Pakistani military issued a firm warning, stating it would respond to any further acts of provocation. The border region between Afghanistan and Pakistan has long been a flashpoint, and this latest development marks a significant escalation in hostilities.

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Small Aircraft Hits Beijing Tower in Incident Authorities Have Not Explained

A plane collided with a tower in Beijing, leaving visible damage in the form of holes on the building's exterior. Chinese authorities have not issued any official statement explaining what happened. The government has since removed or concealed other visible evidence of the incident. The lack of transparency has drawn attention, as details about the aircraft, casualties, or cause remain undisclosed.

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Supreme Court ends term with mixed rulings — wins and losses for Trump

The US Supreme Court has concluded its current term with a series of rulings that produced both significant victories and notable defeats for President Donald Trump. Among the outcomes, the court expanded certain presidential powers, signaling support for key aspects of Trump's agenda. However, the term also saw the court rule against the president on several important issues. The recently decided birthright citizenship case marked the final major ruling of the term. Overall, the term reflected a complex and divided legal landscape for the Trump administration.

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