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U.S.-Russia Peace Talks Now Include Proposed Sale of Lukoil’s Overseas Assets

The reported transaction could lift U.S. sanctions on valuable oil holdings and make approval a central lever in negotiations with Moscow.

U.S. Designates Ecuador’s Chone Killers as Foreign Terrorist Organization

U.S. Expands Visa Bans After Death of Indigenous Leader in Nicaraguan Custody

US Restores Diplomatic Ties with Syria, Signs $7 Billion Energy Deal