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Canada Enforces Big Tech Payment to News Publishers: Google and Meta Face New Legislation
On Thursday, the Canadian Parliament passed legislation that mandates tech giants such as Google and Meta to pay Canadian media organizations for article links. 
On Thursday, the Canadian Parliament passed legislation that mandates tech giants such as Google and Meta to pay Canadian media organizations for article links. -
Tragic Implosion of Titanic Submarine Expedition Claims Five Lives, U.S. Coast Guard Confirms
In a devastating incident, a deep-sea submersible expedition to the Titanic shipwreck met a tragic fate when the vessel imploded catastrophically, taking the lives of all five individuals on board, confirmed the U.S. Coast Guard on Thursday. 
In a devastating incident, a deep-sea submersible expedition to the Titanic shipwreck met a tragic fate when the vessel imploded catastrophically, taking the lives of all five individuals on board, confirmed the U.S. Coast Guard on Thursday. -
Blinken Warns of U.S. 'Deep Concerns' Over Potential Chinese Military Presence in Cuba
Antony Blinken, U.S. Secretary of State, emphasized on Tuesday that the U.S. would harbour significant apprehensions if China were to undertake military activities in Cuba. This assertion follows a Wall Street Journal report suggesting Beijing's plans for a new training facility on the island nation. 
Antony Blinken, U.S. Secretary of State, emphasized on Tuesday that the U.S. would harbour significant apprehensions if China were to undertake military activities in Cuba. This assertion follows a Wall Street Journal report suggesting Beijing's plans for a new training facility on the island nation. -
US-China Tensions Soften as Blinken Wraps Up Landmark Visit to Beijing
In a significant diplomatic development, China and the United States agreed to temper their intense rivalry to avoid conflict, following U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken's rare visit to Beijing. Despite the commitment to stability, the two powers did not achieve any notable breakthroughs. 
In a significant diplomatic development, China and the United States agreed to temper their intense rivalry to avoid conflict, following U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken's rare visit to Beijing. Despite the commitment to stability, the two powers did not achieve any notable breakthroughs. -
Terror Unleashed: Ugandan School Struck by Rebel Faction with ISIS Links, Scores Dead
In a horrifying turn of events, a tragic assault on an academic institution in Mpondwe, a town in western Uganda, has left a minimum of 40 individuals dead, marking a grim episode in the region's ongoing struggle with extremist violence. The Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), a Ugandan faction with ISIS ties, is held responsible for the ruthless attack, as per local law enforcement's preliminary findings. 
In a horrifying turn of events, a tragic assault on an academic institution in Mpondwe, a town in western Uganda, has left a minimum of 40 individuals dead, marking a grim episode in the region's ongoing struggle with extremist violence. The Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), a Ugandan faction with ISIS ties, is held responsible for the ruthless attack, as per local law enforcement's preliminary findings. -
Despite Russian Missile Attacks, African Diplomats Forge Ahead with Ukraine Peace Mission
A team of African diplomats, undeterred by the threat of Russian missiles, initiated a peace venture in Kyiv, Ukraine's capital city, on Friday. 
A team of African diplomats, undeterred by the threat of Russian missiles, initiated a peace venture in Kyiv, Ukraine's capital city, on Friday. -
Russia Announces Elections Amid Ukraine's Counteroffensive Successes
In a move to assert its authority amidst a significant Ukrainian counterattack, Russia disclosed plans on Thursday to conduct elections in occupied sections of Ukraine within the next three months. This comes as the Ukrainian counteroffensive is witnessing promising initial progress, according to military experts. 
In a move to assert its authority amidst a significant Ukrainian counterattack, Russia disclosed plans on Thursday to conduct elections in occupied sections of Ukraine within the next three months. This comes as the Ukrainian counteroffensive is witnessing promising initial progress, according to military experts. -
Ahead of Modi's US Visit, Biden Administration Encourages India to Finalize Armed Drone Purchase
The Biden administration is applying diplomatic pressure on New Delhi, encouraging the Indian government to overcome its internal bureaucratic hurdles and progress on a considerable armed drone acquisition ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's upcoming state visit to Washington, according to sources knowledgeable on the subject. 
The Biden administration is applying diplomatic pressure on New Delhi, encouraging the Indian government to overcome its internal bureaucratic hurdles and progress on a considerable armed drone acquisition ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's upcoming state visit to Washington, according to sources knowledgeable on the subject. -
China Asserts Sovereignty as Blinken Prepares for Landmark Beijing Visit
In an assertive exchange on Wednesday, China's foreign minister, Qin Gang, strongly recommended that the U.S. abstain from interfering in Chinese affairs and undermining its security. This comes as a prelude to the anticipated trip of U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken to Beijing in the near future. In an assertive exchange on Wednesday, China's foreign minister, Qin Gang, strongly recommended that the U.S. abstain from interfering in Chinese affairs and undermining its security. This comes as a prelude to the anticipated trip of U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken to Beijing in the near future. -
Belarus Commences Receipt of Russian Tactical Nuclear Arsenal Amid Rising Tensions
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has confirmed the commencement of his country's reception of Russian tactical nuclear weaponry, including warheads reportedly three times more potent than the ones the US employed in Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. 
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has confirmed the commencement of his country's reception of Russian tactical nuclear weaponry, including warheads reportedly three times more potent than the ones the US employed in Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.
