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Albania Appoints Robot ‘Dila’ as Virtual Anti-Corruption Minister in Historic Move

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama announced the creation of a new ministerial position for combating corruption and the appointment of the chatbot ‘Dila’ to fill it. ‘Dila,’ powered by artificial intelligence, is

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US-China Trade Talks Open in Madrid Amid Tariff, TikTok Tensions

A new round of trade talks between the United States and China began today, Sunday, in the Spanish capital, Madrid, aimed at easing ongoing tensions. Treasury Secretary Scott Bissent heads the US

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Pakistan Threatens Afghan Expulsion After Deadly TTP Attack Kills 12 Soldiers

Pakistani authorities have threatened to expel more Afghans after 12 soldiers were killed in an armed ambush targeting a military convoy in the country’s northwest, near the Afghan border. The Pakistani army

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Taliban, US Officials Reach Prisoner Exchange Agreement After Rare Talks

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Taliban administration in Kabul announced a prisoner exchange agreement with US officials following rare talks. The ministry stated that its foreign minister, Amir Khan Muttaqi,

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Israeli Strikes Kill 41 Palestinians, Including Aid Seekers, in Gaza UN Schools

At least 41 Palestinians, including seven who were seeking aid, have been killed since dawn today in Israeli occupation attacks on the Gaza Strip. Medical sources reported that airstrikes targeted two UN-run

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Lebanese Army Collects Palestinian Weapons from Refugee Camps

The Lebanese Army completed the fourth phase of its plan to collect Palestinian weapons from camps this Saturday morning, receiving 8 trucks loaded with weapons from Ain al-Hilweh camp in the south

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Philippine Students Protest Marcos Jr. Government Amid Corruption Scandal

Hundreds of students and faculty members at the University of the Philippines protested on Friday against the government of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., demanding transparency and accountability. The demonstrations in the capital,

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Deadly Boat Accidents Claim Hundreds in DR Congo

At least 193 people have died and dozens remain missing following two separate boat accidents this week in the Equateur province of northwestern Democratic Republic of Congo. Rescue teams continue their search

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Mexico’s President Denies Tariff Proposal Specifically Targets China

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum on Saturday rejected claims that her government’s proposal to raise import tariffs on cars to as high as 50% was a coercive measure aimed at China. Her remarks

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Fitch Downgrades France’s Credit Rating to A+ Amid Political Turmoil

 U.S. credit rating agency Fitch on Saturday downgraded France’s sovereign credit rating to A+ with a stable outlook, citing ongoing political turmoil and uncertainty surrounding the country’s budget. Fitch said the recent

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