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Israel and Hamas Edge Towards Truce Amid Intense Hostilities
Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh announced that a truce agreement with Israel is within reach. 
Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh announced that a truce agreement with Israel is within reach. -
Vladimir Putin's Alleged Mistress Alina Kabaeva Suspected of Leaking Russian Leader's Death Rumors
Alina Kabaeva, is at the center of a scandal following accusations that she may be the source behind the circulating rumors of the Russian leader's alleged death. 
Alina Kabaeva, is at the center of a scandal following accusations that she may be the source behind the circulating rumors of the Russian leader's alleged death. -
Argentina Elects 'Madman' Milei as President, Betting on 'Economic Shock' Therapy Amid Crisis
In a significant political shift, far-right free market advocate Javier Milei has emerged victorious in Argentina's presidential election, defeating the nationalist establishment candidate. With 99% of the preliminary count completed, Milei secured 55.7% of the vote, while his opponent Massa received 44.3%. Massa conceded defeat and resigned from his position as Minister of Economy even before the official confirmation of results. 
In a significant political shift, far-right free market advocate Javier Milei has emerged victorious in Argentina's presidential election, defeating the nationalist establishment candidate. With 99% of the preliminary count completed, Milei secured 55.7% of the vote, while his opponent Massa received 44.3%. Massa conceded defeat and resigned from his position as Minister of Economy even before the official confirmation of results. -
Million-Strong Protests in Spain Over Catalan Amnesty Deal; PM Sánchez's Reelection at Stake
Massive protests and nighttime disturbances have erupted across Spain, with demonstrators carrying banners denouncing Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, leader of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party, for his reelection and the amnesty agreement reached with Catalan separatists. The banners read "Sánchez Traitor" and "Don't Betray Spain." 
Massive protests and nighttime disturbances have erupted across Spain, with demonstrators carrying banners denouncing Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, leader of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party, for his reelection and the amnesty agreement reached with Catalan separatists. The banners read "Sánchez Traitor" and "Don't Betray Spain." -
Far-Right Maverick Milei Wins Argentine Presidency Amid Economic Turmoil
Javier Milei, clinched the presidential victory, capturing 55.69% of the vote against the center-left finance minister Sergio Massa's 44.3%. 
Javier Milei, clinched the presidential victory, capturing 55.69% of the vote against the center-left finance minister Sergio Massa's 44.3%. -
Myanmar Conflict Spreads to Border Ports, Refugee Crisis Impacts India
Since Oct. 27, the "Three Brotherhood Alliance" of minority military groups in Myanmar, comprising the Arakan Army, the Ta'ang National Liberation Army, and the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army, has launched the "1027 Operation" in northern Shan State. This ongoing conflict with the national defense forces has led to the occupation of several towns and military outposts. 
Since Oct. 27, the "Three Brotherhood Alliance" of minority military groups in Myanmar, comprising the Arakan Army, the Ta'ang National Liberation Army, and the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army, has launched the "1027 Operation" in northern Shan State. This ongoing conflict with the national defense forces has led to the occupation of several towns and military outposts. -
Japan and South Korea Strengthen Economic and Trade Ties, Biden Welcomes Warming Relations
Following the groundwork laid by the Trilateral Summit at Camp David in August, Japan and South Korea are set to enhance their cooperation, putting aside historical disputes. Before the conclusion of this week's APEC meeting in San Francisco, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol held a bilateral meeting, marking their seventh summit this year. 
Following the groundwork laid by the Trilateral Summit at Camp David in August, Japan and South Korea are set to enhance their cooperation, putting aside historical disputes. Before the conclusion of this week's APEC meeting in San Francisco, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol held a bilateral meeting, marking their seventh summit this year. -
Mysterious Demise of Criticized Putin General and Wife Raises Suspicions
Lieutenant General Vladimir Sviridov, a former high-ranking Russian air force commander, and his wife Tatiana were found dead under enigmatic circumstances at their home in Adzhievsky, Stavropol. This incident has raised suspicions, given Sviridov's past criticisms of President Vladimir Putin's management of Russia's air force. 
Lieutenant General Vladimir Sviridov, a former high-ranking Russian air force commander, and his wife Tatiana were found dead under enigmatic circumstances at their home in Adzhievsky, Stavropol. This incident has raised suspicions, given Sviridov's past criticisms of President Vladimir Putin's management of Russia's air force. -
China and Japan Seek Common Ground in Historic Leader Talks Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida have engaged in rare face-to-face talks, emphasizing the pursuit of mutually beneficial relations. Their meeting, which took place on the sidelines of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in San Francisco, marks a renewed effort by Asia's two largest economies to address contentious issues and bolster economic ties. 
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida have engaged in rare face-to-face talks, emphasizing the pursuit of mutually beneficial relations. Their meeting, which took place on the sidelines of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in San Francisco, marks a renewed effort by Asia's two largest economies to address contentious issues and bolster economic ties. -
U.S. Unveils First Global Labor Strategy at APEC Meeting in San Francisco
During an event at the APEC meeting in San Francisco, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken mentioned that President Joe Biden has approved a labor strategy document he spearheaded, drawing attention to the future focus of foreign policy for the world's largest economy. 
During an event at the APEC meeting in San Francisco, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken mentioned that President Joe Biden has approved a labor strategy document he spearheaded, drawing attention to the future focus of foreign policy for the world's largest economy.
