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US and Israel Accuse Iran of Plotting to Kill Israeli Ambassador in Mexico — Tehran Denies Allegations as “Big Lie”

US and Israel Accuse Iran of Plotting to Kill Israeli Ambassador in Mexico — Tehran Denies Allegations as “Big Lie”

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Tensions between Israel and Iran surged once again after the United States and Israel accused Tehran of orchestrating an assassination plot against Israel’s ambassador to Mexico, Einat Kranz-Neiger. The Iranian government quickly dismissed the claim, calling it “a big lie,” while Mexican authorities stated they had no information regarding such an incident. According to Israel’s […]

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Kazakhstan Joins Abraham Accords: A Symbolic Step Toward a Broader Global Peace Framework

Kazakhstan Joins Abraham Accords: A Symbolic Step Toward a Broader Global Peace Framework

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In a move that echoes diplomacy and strategic foresight, Kazakhstan has officially announced its decision to join the Abraham Accords — a landmark initiative first introduced during Donald Trump’s administration to normalize relations between Israel and several Arab and Muslim-majority nations. The announcement, made public on Thursday, marks a symbolic yet meaningful expansion of the […]

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Japan’s PM Takaichi Pushes for Historic Talks With Kim Jong Un to Bring Abducted Citizens Home

Japan’s PM Takaichi Pushes for Historic Talks With Kim Jong Un to Bring Abducted Citizens Home

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Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has made a bold and emotional appeal to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, formally requesting a face-to-face meeting to resolve one of Japan’s most painful and unresolved tragedies — the abduction of Japanese citizens by North Korean agents in the 1970s and 1980s. North Korea admitted in 2002 that […]

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Trump Heads to South Korea as High-Stakes Meeting with China’s Xi Jinping Nears

Trump Heads to South Korea as High-Stakes Meeting with China’s Xi Jinping Nears

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As tensions ripple through the global economy, U.S. President Donald Trump embarks on a critical visit to South Korea — a trip that could reshape international trade and diplomacy. Trump’s two-day stop in South Korea marks the third and perhaps most pivotal leg of his Asian tour. After being warmly received at a regional summit […]

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‘Smooth and Easy’: India and China Resume Direct Flights as Diplomatic Ties Warm Up

‘Smooth and Easy’: India and China Resume Direct Flights as Diplomatic Ties Warm Up

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After nearly five years, India and China have officially resumed direct flights, marking a significant step toward rebuilding relations between Asia’s two largest nations. The first IndiGo flight (6E1703) from Kolkata touched down in Guangzhou early this morning, symbolizing a cautious yet hopeful move toward normalization after the 2020 pandemic-induced suspension and border tensions that […]

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