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China’s Ethnic Unity Law Extends Legal Reach Overseas and Draws Global Pushback

Article 63 lets Beijing hold people and groups outside China legally accountable and has prompted formal diplomatic and rights complaints ahead of the law taking effect on July 1, 2026.

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Arab and Muslim States Denounce Huckabee’s ‘Take Everything’ Line on Israeli Territory

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The View Meltdown Over Venezuela Operation and Greenland Bid Puts Cohosts at Odds

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Pretoria Protest Condemns U.S. Seizure of Maduro and Demands His Release

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Ireland Narrows Settlement Imports Bill to Goods, Implementation Pushed Back

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DOJ Civil Rights Chief Calls NYC Mayor-Elect an 'Antisemitic Demagogue,' Vows Action on Antisemitic Attacks

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Senate Rejects Measure Requiring Approval for Force Against Venezuela

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Mexico Halts Active Search After U.S. Pacific Strikes That Left 14 Dead

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France Reprimands U.S. Ambassador Over Antisemitism Critique as Deputy Answers Summons

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China’s Ethnic Unity Law Extends Legal Reach Overseas and Draws Global Pushback

Rumble and Trump Media Ask U.S. Court to Enter Default Against Brazil’s Moraes

Philippine Court Clears Way for Arrest of Senator Wanted by the ICC

Judge Halts U.S. Sanctions on U.N. Gaza Rapporteur Over Free-Speech Concerns

Ukraine Says Egypt Let Suspected Stolen Grain Unload Despite Legal Plea

Russia’s SVR Accuses EU and Germany of Secret Nuclear Buildout

U.S. Lifts Sanctions on Venezuela’s Interim Leader Delcy Rodríguez

Australia and Germany to Sign Forces Pact and Deepen Space Defense Ties

Arab and Muslim States Denounce Huckabee’s ‘Take Everything’ Line on Israeli Territory

Navy Returns Sex Toys Bound for Bahrain to Canadian Vendor Under Pornography Ban

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The View Meltdown Over Venezuela Operation and Greenland Bid Puts Cohosts at Odds

Pretoria Protest Condemns U.S. Seizure of Maduro and Demands His Release

Ireland Narrows Settlement Imports Bill to Goods, Implementation Pushed Back

DOJ Civil Rights Chief Calls NYC Mayor-Elect an 'Antisemitic Demagogue,' Vows Action on Antisemitic Attacks

Maduro Sings Lennon’s ‘Imagine,’ Calls for Peace, Accuses U.S. of Plotting Attack

Senate Rejects Measure Requiring Approval for Force Against Venezuela

Mexico Halts Active Search After U.S. Pacific Strikes That Left 14 Dead

Bozell, Trump’s South Africa Envoy Pick, Vows to Press Pretoria on ICJ Case and Back Afrikaner Relocation

France Reprimands U.S. Ambassador Over Antisemitism Critique as Deputy Answers Summons

Holocaust Scholars Clash Over Genocide Label for Gaza as Debate Escalates

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