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Kim Jong Un Brings Daughter to Beijing in First Public Trip Abroad

Analysts and South Korea’s intelligence service say the visit advances her grooming as a potential successor, even as state media withholds her name.

U.S. Strikes Venezuela-Linked Drug Boat in Caribbean, Trump Says 11 Killed

Xi, Putin and Kim Gather in Beijing for Parade Marking 80 Years Since Pacific War’s End

Kim Jong Un Flanks Xi and Putin at Beijing Parade Showcasing China’s New Weapons

Rubio Visits Mexico as Sheinbaum Insists on Sovereignty in Security Talks

Jude Law Slips Exiting Venice Water Taxi, Walks Away Uninjured

Oil Stays in High-$60s as Russia Strikes Hit Refineries and U.S. Tariffs Pressure India

U.S. Revokes TSMC’s China Waiver, Forcing Licenses for Nanjing Fab Shipments

Genocide Scholars’ Association Labels Israel’s Gaza Campaign Genocide

U.S. Confirms Lethal Strike on Venezuela‑Linked Boat in Caribbean That Killed 11

Sudan Landslide Flattens Darfur Village, With Hundreds to 1,000 Feared Dead

Genocide Scholars Fault Israel Over Gaza as IDF Mobilizes 60,000 Reservists

Leaked Prospectus Outlines U.S. Trusteeship of Gaza and Mass ‘Voluntary’ Relocation

Amnesty Reports Syrian Forces Executed At Least 46 Druze in Sweida in July

Chris Martin Faces Backlash Over Onstage Exchange With Israeli Fans at Wembley

Rubio to Visit Israel in Mid-September, Join Pilgrims’ Road Inauguration

U.S. Confirms Lethal Strike on Vessel Departing Venezuela in Southern Caribbean

France Issues European Arrest Warrants for Assad and Six Ex-Officials Over 2012 Homs Press Attack

Erdogan Urges U.S. to Reverse Revocation of Palestinian Visas Before UN Meeting

Parubiy Suspect Confesses in Lviv as Court Orders Detention and Ukraine Probes Russian Link