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Trump Says Kim Jong Un Is a Friend and Will Be ‘Fine’ While Acknowledging North Korea’s Nuclear Capacity

The remark signals a U.S. shift with potential to unsettle allies, weaken non‑proliferation norms, or affect chances of renewed talks with Pyongyang.

Trump to Meet Venezuela’s Acting President Delcy Rodríguez at UNGA

U.S. Negotiates Patriot Production License as Ukraine’s Interceptor Stocks Hit Zero

White House Urges U.S. Space Firms to Skip Macron’s Paris Summit

U.S. Walks Out of U.N. Security Council After France's Public Criticism

U.S. Kicks Off Six‑Month Review of Its Military Posture in Europe

U.S. Grants UAE License-Free Access to Advanced AI Chips

Syria Rejects Military Role in Lebanon and Opens Conditional Channel to Hezbollah

Putin Says Anchorage Summit Produced No Formal Deal

Lindsey Graham Urges Nobel Be Renamed 'Trump Prize' If President Secures Saudi‑Israel Deal

White House Directed Miami Prosecutors to Stand Down on Venezuela’s Acting President

U.S. Opens Larger Consulate in Nuuk as Greenlanders Protest

CFTC Probes $800 Million Oil Trades Placed Before March 23 Iran Announcement

Argentina Escalates Falklands Dispute After U.S. Leak Suggests Policy Review

DR Congo Unveils Paramilitary Mining Guard as U.S. Denies Funding

Macron Says U.S., Russia and China Are ‘Dead Against’ Europe as France and Greece Renew Defense Pact

NATO Rift Widens After U.S. Email Floats Punishing Spain

Sánchez and Lula Rally Global Left in Barcelona as Spain Bars U.S. War Flights

Trump–Xi Beijing Summit Set for Mid-May as Compressed Planning Accelerates

ECOSOC Advances Iran to UN Program Panel, Elects China and Others to NGO Committee