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US-Israel Rift Emerges Over Palestine Issue, Biden Concerned About Election Votes
Apart from increased international pressure, Biden's public criticism of the Israeli government is primarily driven by considerations for the 2024 US election votes. 
Apart from increased international pressure, Biden's public criticism of the Israeli government is primarily driven by considerations for the 2024 US election votes. -
COP28 Climate Summit Concludes with Historic Agreement to Reduce Fossil Fuel Use
After two weeks of intense negotiations, the COP28 climate summit concluded with a historic agreement, marking the first time a commitment to reduce fossil fuel usage has been included. 
After two weeks of intense negotiations, the COP28 climate summit concluded with a historic agreement, marking the first time a commitment to reduce fossil fuel usage has been included. -
COP28 Enters Overtime Amid Serious Fossil Fuel Disagreements and Rejected Draft Agreement
On the morning of December 12, local time, the 28th Conference of the Parties (COP28) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change entered overtime as negotiators awaited the release of a new draft agreement. On the morning of December 12, local time, the 28th Conference of the Parties (COP28) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change entered overtime as negotiators awaited the release of a new draft agreement. -
Argentina's New President Softens Stance: No Mention of Abolishing Central Bank, Shifts in Foreign Policy
Similar to former US President Donald Trump, Milei is a climate change skeptic and has criticized climate change as a lie. In foreign affairs, he advocated for Argentina to align closely with the United States and strengthen ties with Israel, even threatening to sever ties with Argentina's largest trading partners, Brazil and China. 
Similar to former US President Donald Trump, Milei is a climate change skeptic and has criticized climate change as a lie. In foreign affairs, he advocated for Argentina to align closely with the United States and strengthen ties with Israel, even threatening to sever ties with Argentina's largest trading partners, Brazil and China. -
Beijing and Hanoi Reinforce Ties as Regional Dynamics Shift
Chinese President Xi Jinping embarked on a two-day trip to Vietnam, signaling Beijing's intent to solidify its influence in Southeast Asia. This visit, marking Xi's first to Vietnam since 2017, closely follows recent diplomatic engagements of Vietnam with Western nations, notably the United States and Japan. 
Chinese President Xi Jinping embarked on a two-day trip to Vietnam, signaling Beijing's intent to solidify its influence in Southeast Asia. This visit, marking Xi's first to Vietnam since 2017, closely follows recent diplomatic engagements of Vietnam with Western nations, notably the United States and Japan. -
India and UK Aim to Finalize Trade Agreement by Next Year Amid Election Considerations
Last weekend, senior officials from the UK government visited India to discuss the India-UK Free Trade Agreement. While the UK's Department for Business and Trade and India's Trade Ministry have not officially commented on the matter, an official familiar with the negotiations told The Guardian last week that talks are ongoing, with both sides eager to conclude negotiations before their respective national elections. 
Last weekend, senior officials from the UK government visited India to discuss the India-UK Free Trade Agreement. While the UK's Department for Business and Trade and India's Trade Ministry have not officially commented on the matter, an official familiar with the negotiations told The Guardian last week that talks are ongoing, with both sides eager to conclude negotiations before their respective national elections. -
India's Supreme Court Upholds Revocation of Kashmir's Special Status
India's Supreme Court, in a crucial ruling on Monday, upheld the Narendra Modi government's 2019 decision to revoke the special autonomous status of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K), under Article 370 of the Indian constitution. This landmark verdict reaffirms the contentious move to integrate the disputed Himalayan region more closely with the rest of the country. 
India's Supreme Court, in a crucial ruling on Monday, upheld the Narendra Modi government's 2019 decision to revoke the special autonomous status of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K), under Article 370 of the Indian constitution. This landmark verdict reaffirms the contentious move to integrate the disputed Himalayan region more closely with the rest of the country. -
US F-16 Pilot Safely Ejects Before Yellow Sea Crash
a U.S. F-16 fighter jet encountered an in-flight emergency and subsequently crashed into the Yellow Sea off the coast of South Korea. The pilot, however, managed to safely eject from the aircraft and was rescued in a stable condition. 
a U.S. F-16 fighter jet encountered an in-flight emergency and subsequently crashed into the Yellow Sea off the coast of South Korea. The pilot, however, managed to safely eject from the aircraft and was rescued in a stable condition. -
Israel Tightens Noose on Hamas, Netanyahu Calls for Capitulation
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a stern warning to the militant group, urging its fighters to surrender. Labeling the current scenario as "the beginning of the end" for Hamas, Netanyahu's call comes amid escalating tensions and increasing surrenders of Hamas fighters. 
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a stern warning to the militant group, urging its fighters to surrender. Labeling the current scenario as "the beginning of the end" for Hamas, Netanyahu's call comes amid escalating tensions and increasing surrenders of Hamas fighters. -
Argentina's New President Javier Milei Promises Harsh Economic Reforms in Inaugural Speech
Argentina's new President, libertarian economist Javier Milei, took office amidst the nation's severe economic turmoil, warning of inevitable hardships in his inaugural speech. Facing an inflation rate spiraling towards 200%, Milei declared that the country has no alternative but to endure a drastic fiscal shock. Argentina's new President, libertarian economist Javier Milei, took office amidst the nation's severe economic turmoil, warning of inevitable hardships in his inaugural speech. Facing an inflation rate spiraling towards 200%, Milei declared that the country has no alternative but to endure a drastic fiscal shock.
