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NewsDesk MC May 20, 2026May 20, 2026 amnesty law, Caracas, Delcy Rodriguez, detention conditions, Erasmo Bolivar, Foro Penal, Hugo Chavez, human rights, Jorge Rodriguez, Latin America, Nicolas Maduro, opposition detainees, political prisoners, political reform, prison amnesty, prison releases, state custody, US pressure, venezuela, Venezuelan politics, Victor Hugo Quero Navas

Venezuela Frees Hundreds of Political Prisoners Under New Amnesty Drive

Caracas-Venezuela began releasing hundreds of political detainees this week under a new amnesty initiative introduced by interim leader Delcy Rodriguez,

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NewsDesk MC May 20, 2026May 20, 2026 Anna Cavazzini, automobile tariffs, Bernd Lange, Brussels, donald trump, economic stability, European Commission, European Parliament, european union, export policy, global trade, import duties, steel tariffs, tariffs, trade negotiations, trade pact, transatlantic trade, Turnberry agreement, Ursula von der Leyen, US-EU relations, Washington

EU Approves Trade Pact Implementation After Trump Tariff Warning

Strasbourg-European Union lawmakers and member states reached an agreement early Wednesday to implement the bloc’s trade pact with the United

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NewsDesk MC May 20, 2026May 20, 2026 Belgorod, cross-border warfare, Dnipro, drone attacks, energy infrastructure, Leningrad region, Lukoil, missile strikes, moscow, Nevinnomyssky Azot, Nizhny Novgorod, oil refineries, russia, Russian defense ministry, Stavropol, Sumy, Tula region, ukraine, Ukraine War, Vladimir Putin, Zaporizhzhia

Russian Strikes Kill Two in Ukraine as Kyiv Expands Drone Attacks Inside Russia

Kyiv-Russian overnight attacks killed two people and injured at least 19 across Ukraine, local officials said on Wednesday, while Ukrainian

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NewsDesk MC May 19, 2026May 19, 2026 airport screening, CDC, Central Africa, Democratic Republic of Congo, disease surveillance, donald trump, Ebola outbreak, Ebola virus, global health, infectious disease, medical evacuation, outbreak response, public health emergency, Rwanda, South Sudan, travel advisory, uganda, united states, USAID, visa restrictions, Washington

US Issues Highest Travel Warning for Central African Nations Amid Ebola Outbreak

Washington-The United States on Tuesday urged Americans not to travel to the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan and Uganda

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NewsDesk MC May 19, 2026May 19, 2026 ambassador appointment, Balkans diplomacy, civilian casualties, croatia, Croatia foreign policy, Croatia-Israel ties, Croatian presidency, diplomatic tensions, European politics, Gaza ceasefire, Gaza humanitarian crisis, Gaza war, hamas, International Relations, israel, Israel diplomacy, Israeli government, Middle East conflict, Nissan Amdur, zagreb, Zoran Milanovic

Croatian President Blocks Israeli Ambassador Nominee Amid Gaza War Tensions

Zagreb-Croatian President Zoran Milanovic has refused to approve Israel’s proposed new ambassador to Croatia, citing opposition to the policies of

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NewsDesk MC May 19, 2026May 19, 2026 acute hunger, Africa humanitarian crisis, aid obstruction, Akobo, armed conflict, civil war, conflict zones, foreign assistance, healthcare access, humanitarian aid, humanitarian crisis, Jonglei state, Médecins Sans Frontières, MSF, Nairobi, Nick Checker, political instability, Riek Machar, Salva Kiir, South Sudan, united nations

MSF Says Humanitarian Aid in South Sudan Being Exploited for Military Purposes

Nairobi-Médecins Sans Frontières warned on Tuesday that humanitarian assistance in South Sudan was increasingly being manipulated for military and political

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NewsDesk MC May 19, 2026May 19, 2026 Bloomberg, Caribbean, counter-narcotics, defense policy, donald trump, drug trafficking, eastern Pacific, extrajudicial killings, human rights concerns, Latin America, maritime security, military strikes, narco-terrorists, Pentagon inspector general, Pete Hegseth, Spear, targeted vessels, united states, US military operations, US Southern Command

Pentagon Watchdog Investigates Legality of US Strikes on Suspected Drug Boats

Washington-The Pentagon’s independent inspector general has launched a review into the legality of US military strikes targeting suspected drug-trafficking vessels