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Taiwan's president called off a state visit to Eswatini one day before he was set to leave, after three African island nations pulled overflight permits for his aircraft in what Taipei says was a direct response to Chinese pressure. Lai Ching-te had been scheduled to depart Wednesday
Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick resigned from the House on April 21, ending a congressional standoff that had been building for months and shifting full attention to the criminal case already pending against her in federal court. The Florida Democrat stepped down just before the House Ethics Committee was set to
President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that the United States would extend its ceasefire with Iran on an open-ended basis, pulling back from earlier threats to resume bombing and giving Pakistani mediators more room to try to salvage a second round of peace talks that had effectively collapsed hours before
Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer resigned Monday, ending a turbulent one-year tenure atop the Department of Labor that was cut short by a widening inspector general investigation into allegations of personal misconduct, misuse of agency resources, and a hostile work environment. The announcement did not come from President Donald
Japan's Cabinet on Tuesday endorsed the scrapping of its long-standing ban on the export of lethal weapons, the most significant rewrite of the country's arms trade rules since the end of the Second World War and a clear departure from the pacifist framework that has
Kuwait Petroleum Corporation has declared force majeure on shipments of crude oil and refined products, telling customers it can no longer meet scheduled deliveries as the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz keeps tankers out of the Persian Gulf and storage tanks across the region close to full. The state-
President Lee Jae Myung arrived in New Delhi on Sunday at the start of a three-day state visit, the first by a South Korean president in eight years, with the explicit goal of turning a long-underperforming commercial relationship with India into a central pillar of Seoul's
The U.S. Navy fired on and seized an Iranian-flagged cargo ship in the Gulf of Oman on Sunday after the vessel ignored six hours of warnings to turn back, the first forcible boarding since Washington's blockade of Iranian ports took effect April 13. The guided missile
Prime Minister Mark Carney used a direct-to-camera video address Sunday to tell Canadians that their country's deep economic integration with the United States, long treated as a bedrock of prosperity, has turned into a vulnerability that must be corrected. "The world is more dangerous and
The Treasury Department on Friday extended a sanctions waiver allowing India and other countries to keep buying Russian oil already loaded on tankers, reversing course just 48 hours after Secretary Scott Bessent publicly ruled out any renewal. The new general license, No. 134B, took effect immediately and runs through May
President Donald Trump announced Friday that Iran had conceded to nearly all American demands to dismantle its nuclear program, setting the stage for a weekend round of talks that he said should move quickly toward a final accord. In a string of social media posts and interviews, Trump said Washington
The Justice Department has launched a criminal investigation into former Rep. Eric Swalwell, broadening the legal fallout for the California Democrat who resigned from Congress on Tuesday after five women accused him of sexual assault or misconduct. The federal probe, confirmed by a source familiar with the matter, lands on
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