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U.S. Rewrites Venezuela Licenses to Allow Limited Oil and Mining Deals

The revisions are meant to increase Western energy supplies under tight financial and national-security limits.

Germany Loses UN Security Council Seat for First Time

South Korea Defends 'Peace-Oriented Two-State' North Korea Policy After Backlash

Australia Orders China-Linked Investors to Sell 17.5% Stake in Northern Minerals

Mexico Names Rigoberta Menchú Senior Adviser on Women’s and Indigenous Rights in Foreign Policy

Anand Sharma Backs Centre’s West Asia Diplomacy, Urges Unity

Spain to Grant Citizenship to Venezuelan Opposition Leader Leopoldo López by Fast-Track Decree

Canada Expands Sanctions on Russia’s Shadow Fleet and Iran Support Network

Young Voters Sour on MAGA as Cultural 'Vibe Shift' Reverses, New Analysis Finds

Huckabee’s Lewd Joke in Shelter-in-Place Memo Prompts Backlash at U.S. Embassy in Israel

U.S. Orders Second Carrier Toward Middle East as Reports Outline Backing for Possible Israeli Strikes on Iran

DFB Rules Out World Cup Boycott for Now After Göttlich’s Call for Debate

White House Defends Step-by-Step Muslim Brotherhood Review as Cruz Criticizes Weakened House Bill

UK Poised to Approve New Chinese Embassy in Central London Next Month

AidData Says China’s State-Backed Lending Hit $2.2 Trillion, With the U.S. as Top Recipient

Germany Postpones Foreign Minister’s China Trip After Beijing Offers Only One Meeting

Top Lawyer Warns UK Could Unlawfully Approve China’s London Embassy If Assurances Were Given

BBC Apologizes for Internal Email Calling Oct. 7 Attacks an 'Escalation'

Trump and Starmer Seal Tech Accord Backing £150 Billion in US Investment for UK

U.S. Unveils 'America First' Global Health Strategy Centered on Bilateral Compacts