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US Vice President JD Vance has called on Europe to take President Trump's push to acquire Greenland seriously, citing security concerns. European leaders have responded by emphasizing dialogue and defending Greenland's territorial integrity.
Venezuela freed five Spanish citizens, but local rights groups say Venezuelan political prisoners remain detained. The releases follow major political changes in Caracas and ongoing calls for broader prisoner releases.
The Trump administration is establishing a new Department of Justice division to fight fraud, sparking criticism from rights advocates. The move follows funding freezes to several states over alleged fraud concerns and ongoing disputes with immigrant communities.
Chinese food companies are leading foreign participation at Indusfood 2026 in Greater Noida, adapting products for Indian consumers. The expo features over 2,200 exhibitors from more than 30 countries, showcasing a wide range of international food products. The event highlights India's growing role in global food trade.
A United States immigration agent shot and wounded two people in Portland during a vehicle stop. Authorities are investigating the incident and have called for calm amid heightened tensions. The condition of the injured individuals is currently unknown.
Chinese companies are leading foreign participation at Indusfood 2026 in Greater Noida, introducing tailored food products for Indian consumers. The expo also features a diverse range of international exhibitors and marks the launch of the India-UAE Food Corridor.
Vietnam's exports to the United States have surged despite new tariffs, with the country's economy outperforming expectations. While some manufacturers have struggled, major sectors like electronics and furniture have seen steady or increased demand. Economic forecasts for Vietnam remain optimistic amid ongoing trade negotiations.
Iranian state media has confirmed protests in Tehran, blaming foreign agents for the unrest. The government reports violence and property damage, while communication restrictions hinder independent verification.
Over twenty nations have condemned Israel's recognition of Somaliland and reaffirmed Somalia's sovereignty. The joint statement urges Israel to revoke its recognition and warns of increased regional tensions.
Germany's top Jewish leader warns that Jewish emigration could rise if the far-right Alternative for Germany enters government. He called on conservative parties to reject coalitions with groups that threaten Jewish life. Rising support for the far-right has sparked concern ahead of state elections.
Georgetown University has named Mehdi Hasan as a visiting fellow to lead discussions on media and polarization. His appointment has drawn criticism due to his controversial past remarks and media activities.
An off-duty soldier was arrested after shooting and killing a civilian during a road rage incident on Highway 6. The victim, from Daliyat al-Carmel, later died in hospital. The incident is being treated as a criminal case.
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