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Pakistan–Afghanistan Peace Talks Begin: China Acts as Mediator

Pakistan–Afghanistan Peace Talks Begin: China Acts as Mediator

Representatives of Pakistan and the Taliban administration in Afghanistan have resumed talks under the mediation of China, aiming to achieve a lasting ceasefire after more than a month of ongoing clashes. Delegations from Pakistan and Afghanistan met in the city of Urumqi in northern China. An Afghan official stated that the five-member Afghan delegation traveling...

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Pentagon in Talks with Denmark Over Greenland: Seeks Access to Three Military Bases

Pentagon in Talks with Denmark Over Greenland: Seeks Access to Three Military Bases

Washington is reportedly seeking renewed access to military bases in the Narsarsuaq and Kangerlussuaq regions in western Greenland, where U.S. facilities were previously located. Western media report that the Pentagon is negotiating with Denmark to obtain access to three military bases in Greenland. The bases in question are said to be located in western Greenland,...

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Southern Cyprus Seeks New Security Agreement with the United Kingdom

Southern Cyprus Seeks New Security Agreement with the United Kingdom

Following recent developments in the war, Southern Cyprus has requested stronger and updated security guarantees from London regarding the British military bases on the island. The British press reported that “Iran’s retaliatory attack caught British defenses off guard.” The Greek Cypriot administration is seeking to renegotiate existing security arrangements after the end of the conflict...

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Message from the Pope to the World: “Wars Are a Disgrace for Humanity”

Message from the Pope to the World: “Wars Are a Disgrace for Humanity”

Pope Leo XIV spoke strongly about the deaths and suffering caused by wars. He stated that conflicts harm all of humanity and called for peace and dialogue. It was reported that during the Angelus address held at the Vatican, Pope Leo XIV made striking remarks regarding the pain caused by war and violence. Addressing the...

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Cuba: The U.S. Is Punishing Our People

Cuba: The U.S. Is Punishing Our People

The Cuban government has accused the United States of “collectively punishing” its people through economic sanctions and restrictions on oil supplies. Havana also claimed that Washington is taking steps aimed at overthrowing the government and warned of “unwavering resistance” against any potential foreign intervention. Strong reaction to U.S. sanctions In a statement, Cuba’s Ministry of...

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US Allows Import of Venezuelan Oil into the United States

US Allows Import of Venezuelan Oil into the United States

The U.S. Department of the Treasury has authorized certain transactions involving the import of Venezuelan-origin oil and petrochemical products into the United States under a new general license. According to a statement from the U.S. Treasury Department, the United States has permitted certain activities involving Venezuelan-origin oil. These activities include transactions with the Venezuelan state-owned...

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Pakistan’s Defense Minister Asif: Zionism Is a Threat to Humanity

Pakistan’s Defense Minister Asif: Zionism Is a Threat to Humanity

Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif commented on the U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran. Asif stated, “Zionism is a threat to humanity,” and continued: “Since the establishment of Israel on Palestinian lands, every calamity that has befallen the Islamic world and every war that has been imposed has borne the direct or indirect influence of...

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Uranium Agreement Between Canada and India

Uranium Agreement Between Canada and India

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney signed a 10-year, $1.9 billion uranium supply agreement during his visit to India. The deal has been interpreted as a message of a “new era of partnership” following a period of strained relations between the two countries. A notable energy agreement was concluded between Canada and India. During his visit...