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Pope Leo Heads to Migration Frontlines Amid Europe’s Deepening Political Divide

Barcelonia– Pope Leo XIV will visit Spain’s Canary Islands next week and Italy’s Lampedusa island in July, placing migration at

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Senate Backs $70 Billion Immigration Push in Win for Trump

Washington- The U.S. Senate on Friday approved $70 billion in funding for President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement agenda, marking a

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Snap State Polls Put Anwar’s Coalition Under Pressure

Kuala Lumpur — Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s ruling coalition faces an important political test after the states of Johor

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Xi Heads to Pyongyang as China Moves to Reassert Influence Over North Korea

Beijing- Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit North Korea next week for his first trip to the country since 2019,

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Thailand Freezes Border Talks as Cambodia Takes Maritime Dispute to UN Process

Bangkok— Thailand said on Friday it would participate in a United Nations-backed arbitration process initiated by Cambodia to resolve a

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China Says It Monitored Dutch Warship Transit Through Taiwan Strait

Beijing– China’s military said on Friday it tracked and monitored the Dutch frigate HNLMS De Ruyter as it sailed through

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US House Rebukes Trump, Backs Measure to End Iran War

Washington— The U.S. House of Representatives approved a war powers resolution on Wednesday aimed at halting American military action against

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Three Killed in Attack on Crimea’s Simferopol, Russian-Appointed Governor Says

Simferopol- Three people were killed and seven others injured in an attack on the city of Simferopol in Russian-controlled Crimea,

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North Korea Unveils New Uranium Facility, Vows Faster Nuclear Expansion

Seoul- North Korea on Thursday revealed a new nuclear materials production facility believed to be a uranium enrichment plant, with

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AP Investigation Finds Migrant Families Re-Separated Under Trump Immigration Crackdown

Washington— The Trump administration has separated dozens of migrant children from their parents for a second time despite legal protections