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President Trump's new tariffs on global trade

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President Trump announces new tariffs on nearly every country, sparking global reaction and reshaping the global trading order.

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President Trump's Tariffs

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Global markets and political leaders react to President Trump's sweeping tariffs.

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Trade Dispute between Denmark and the U.S.

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Danish consumers are boycotting U.S. goods due to tensions over Greenland.

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Re-examination of U.N. Host Nation Agreement and National Security Concerns

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President Trump withdraws nomination of Representative Elise Stefanik for Ambassador to the United Nations, experts call for re-examination of U.N. host nation agreement due to national security concerns and limited vetting of U.N. staff, concerns raised about functional immunity and sexual misconduct among U.N. employees in the U.S.

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Discovery of Unknown Pharaoh's Tomb in Egypt

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Archaeologists discovered an unknown pharaoh's tomb dating back 3,600 years near the city of Abydos in Egypt. The tomb was found 23 feet underground and contained mudbrick vaults. The excavation revealed new evidence about the Abydos dynasty.

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Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister's Visit to Washington in Response to Trump's Tariffs

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Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister Ho Duc Phoc and business executives visit Washington in response to President Trump's high tariffs on Vietnamese imports, impacting the country's significant trade surplus with the U.S. The tariffs also affect neighboring countries like Cambodia, Indonesia, and Thailand, causing concern among businesses reliant on manufacturing in the region, such as Nike.

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Trump Administration Tariffs on Lesotho

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The Trump administration imposed a 50% tariff on goods entering the U.S. from Lesotho as part of a larger tariff initiative targeting countries with unfair trade rules. Lesotho, a small African nation, was calculated to have the equivalent of a 99% tariff imposed on American goods due to its trade surplus with the U.S. The tariffs are expected to have a significant impact on Lesotho's textile industry and economy.

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China's Reaction to Trump's Reciprocal Tariffs

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China reacts negatively to President Trump's reciprocal tariffs, accusing the U.S. of bullying. Trump imposed a 34% tariff on Chinese goods in response to China's 67% tariff on American products. China claims the tariffs violate WTO rules and urges the U.S. to resolve differences through consultation.

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Tariffs and Trade Relations between Canada and the US

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Liberal Prime Minister Mark Carney vows to fight tariffs announced by President Trump, despite Canada being exempt from them due to the USMCA agreement. Carney makes extreme statements about reducing reliance on the US and reimagining Canada's economy.

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President Trump's Tariffs and World Leaders' Reactions

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President Trump announces sweeping tariffs impacting U.S. trading partners, including China and the EU. World leaders react with warnings of dire consequences and vows to fight back. Various countries consider responses to the tariffs, with some planning comprehensive programs and others seeking negotiations.

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Sanctions against the Sinaloa cartel and the case of murdered Marine veteran Nicholas Quets

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Father of murdered Marine veteran Nicholas Quets expresses surprise and gratitude for Treasury Secretary mentioning his son's name in announcement of sanctions against the Sinaloa cartel. The Trump administration's efforts against the cartel are praised.

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President Donald Trump's Statements on Iran's Nuclear Program and Russia's Response

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President Donald Trump has been making threats against Iran regarding their nuclear program, with Russia pushing back against the threats and emphasizing the need for peaceful solutions. There are ongoing discussions and tensions surrounding potential military action and sanctions.

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Myanmar's Ceasefire Following Earthquake

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Myanmar's ruling military declared a temporary ceasefire in the country's civil war following a 7.7 magnitude earthquake that killed over 3,000 people. The quake worsened an already dire humanitarian crisis in a country plagued by civil unrest. Rescuers are working to save survivors trapped in collapsed buildings, and international aid is pouring in to assist with relief efforts.

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Global Reactions to President Trump's Tariffs on International Products

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President Trump announced tariffs ranging from 10% to 54% on products from various countries, sparking global reactions of shock and concern. Traditional allies like the EU, South Korea, and Japan are facing tariffs, with the EU planning countermeasures. China, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, India, and other countries are also impacted by the tariffs, leading to concerns about trade relationships and economic stability.

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Dismantling of U.S. Soft Power Tools

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The U.S. built up soft power tools after WWII and during the Cold War, including Radio Free Europe and scholarships. The Trump administration is dismantling these institutions, leading to concerns about the U.S.'s global influence and understanding of the world.

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Israeli incursion in Gaza

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced new details for Israel's expanded incursion into Gaza, stating that Israeli troops are seizing more land in the Palestinian territory. The incursion aims to pressure Hamas to release hostages and disarm.

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Impact of Trump's Tariff Hikes on Global Markets

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Shares tumbled in Europe and Asia, and U.S. futures dropped following U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of significant increases in tariffs on imports, leading to fears of a global recession. Markets reacted negatively across the world, with major indexes in Europe and Asia experiencing losses. The announcement of new tariffs, including a 34% tax on imports from China, had a significant impact on various industries and economies.

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Hungary's Withdrawal from the International Criminal Court and Netanyahu's Visit

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Hungary announces plans to withdraw from the International Criminal Court as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visits, despite an arrest warrant against him for war crimes and genocide. Netanyahu and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán criticize the ICC as a political court. Netanyahu praises Hungary's decision to withdraw from the ICC during his visit, which is seen as an attempt to project statesmanship amidst domestic discontent.

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Trump Administration Tariffs on Remote Territories

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The Trump administration announced tariffs on several remote territories with no human population, sparking global trade war fears. The territories targeted include Heard Island, McDonald Islands, Jan Mayen, Svalbard, and British Indian Ocean Territory.

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Massad Boulos' Africa Trip

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Massad Boulos, Tiffany Trump's father-in-law and President Trump's new senior advisor for Africa, is on a trip to Africa's Great Lakes region to discuss a minerals-for-security deal with Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi. Boulos aims to build a deeper relationship between the DRC and the U.S., stimulate American private sector investment in the DRC's mining sector, and advance peace efforts in the region.

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Discovery of Mass Grave from 1st-century Roman Empire in Vienna, Austria

WorldHistory

A mass grave dating back to the 1st-century Roman Empire was unearthed in Vienna, Austria, containing the remains of at least 129 people, likely warriors from a battle involving Germanic tribes. The discovery is unique in Roman history as it is the first known finding of fighters in Central Europe. The bodies showed signs of battle wounds and were hastily dumped in the pit. The excavation also revealed relics dating back to 80-130 A.D., shedding light on the early history of the region.

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American Soldiers' Deaths in Lithuania

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Four American soldiers died during a training exercise in Lithuania, their bodies recovered after being missing for a week. The soldiers were part of the 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division. A ceremony is being held in their honor with government officials, religious leaders, and the U.S. Army paying their respects.

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Trump's National Security Aides Firing and U.S. Trade Tariffs' Impact on Global Economy

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Trump fired national security aides after meeting with far-right activist Laura Loomer, sparking fears of global recession due to drastic U.S. trade tariffs. Markets tumbled, with stocks, oil prices dropping, and investors seeking safety in bonds, gold, and yen.

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Trump Fires National Security Aides and U.S. Commitment to NATO

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Trump fired at least 3 national security aides after a meeting with far-right activist Laura Loomer. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the Trump administration’s new envoy to NATO reassure wary allies of the U.S. commitment to the alliance amidst concerns about NATO's relevance and Trump's relationship with Putin. European allies seek clarity on U.S. security plans in Europe and the possibility of troop drawdown.

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Trump firing national security aides and car explosion on Dam Square

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Trump fired 3 national security aides after meeting with far-right activist Laura Loomer. Car caught fire on Amsterdam's Dam Square after an explosion caused by the driver. No injuries reported. Last week, a man injured 5 people near Dam Square in a stabbing rampage.

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Investigation into Sentebale charity

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Britain's charity watchdog is investigating Sentebale, the charity set up by Prince Harry in memory of Princess Diana, following a dispute between trustees and the board chair. The investigation aims to determine if trustees fulfilled their responsibilities.

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Impact of Trump's Trade Tariffs on Lesotho and Other Poor Nations

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Trump fired national security aides after meeting with far-right activist Laura Loomer. Lesotho faces a 50% reciprocal trade tariff, which could devastate the country. The tariff formula hits some of the world's poorest nations hardest.

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Trump Fires National Security Aides and Imposes Tariffs

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President Trump fired at least 3 national security aides after a meeting with far-right activist Laura Loomer. Many world leaders are vowing to impose countermeasures in response to President Trump's announcement of sweeping tariffs on goods imported to the U.S.

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Israeli military operations in Gaza

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Israel's military is expanding its operations in Gaza, causing civilian casualties and a humanitarian crisis. The Israeli government is ramping up military activity, leading to casualties and a blockade of aid, with the UN calling for an end to the siege.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Visit to Hungary

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Hungary, a country that recognizes the International Criminal Court, despite being accused of crimes against humanity. Hungary may withdraw from the ICC and has close ties with Israel. The visit comes amid ongoing conflict in Gaza.

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Trump Imposes 54% Tariff on Chinese Imports

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President Donald Trump imposed a 54% tariff on imports from China, aiming to revive domestic manufacturing and rebalance trade relations. China vows to take necessary measures to protect its interests, as the tariffs will significantly impact its low-cost manufacturers.

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Impact of Brexit on UK's Tariffs from the Trump Administration

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The UK's Brexit from the EU has led to lower tariffs from the Trump administration compared to the EU, giving British companies a competitive edge in the American market. The UK is pursuing a calm and pragmatic stance to negotiate a trade deal with the US to avoid a trade war.

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Farewell to American Soldiers in Lithuania

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Lithuania bids farewell to four American soldiers who died during a training exercise, with President Nauseda and other leaders paying respects. The soldiers were part of the 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division and died in an accident along NATO's eastern flank. The bodies were flown back to the United States for burial.

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European Response to President Trump's Trade Policies

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European leaders express frustration and outrage at President Trump's trade policies, defending the globalist trade order. Germany's outgoing Chancellor criticizes Trump's approach and calls for the EU to stand up to him. European Union officials warn of potential retaliation against American tariffs.

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Galápagos Tortoise Hatchlings at Philadelphia Zoo

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A rare Western Santa Cruz Galápagos tortoise at Philadelphia Zoo became a first-time mother at the age of 97, giving birth to four hatchlings. The babies are a major boost for the critically endangered species and will be on public view starting April 23.

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Piracy Threat to Cruise Ships

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Piracy remains a real threat in certain parts of the world, with recent incidents involving cruise ships. However, the overall danger has decreased in recent years due to various security measures taken by cruise ships.

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Mysterious Kosmos Satellites and Released Object in Orbit

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A trio of secretive Russian satellites, designated Kosmos 2581, 2582, and 2583, launched earlier this year have released a mysterious object into orbit, sparking interest among space trackers and analysts. The purpose of the satellites is unknown, and the released object could be used for various objectives, including military experiments or scientific purposes.

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Ban on U.S. Government Personnel in China from Relationships with Chinese Citizens

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The U.S. government has banned American government personnel in China from engaging in romantic or sexual relationships with Chinese citizens, citing concerns about espionage. The ban was put into effect by departing U.S. Ambassador Nicholas Burns and applies to all U.S. missions in mainland China.

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This article was created by Agence France Presse on April 3, 2025, and was not created by Barron's news department.

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Trade Tariffs between Europe and the U.S.

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German economy minister Robert Habeck predicts that U.S. President Donald Trump will change his tariff policies under pressure from Europe. Outgoing German Chancellor Olaf Scholz criticizes Trump's recent tariff decisions as harmful to the global trade order.

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Impact of Donald Trump's Tariffs on Germany

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Germany is set to be hit hard by Donald Trump's tariff surge, with top economists warning of severe impacts on German carmakers and potential recession in the country.

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Impact of Trump's New Tariffs on U.S. Tech and Retail Companies

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Megacap U.S. tech companies like Apple and retail giants face market meltdown due to Trump's new tariffs, raising fears of increased costs and impacting global supply chains and profit margins across various industries.

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Iran's Threat of Preemptive Strike on U.S.-U.K. Base

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President Donald Trump speaks about a potential third term, ceasefire negotiations with Russia, and tariffs on Iran. Iranian military commanders consider a preemptive strike on a U.S.-U.K. base in the Indian Ocean to deter military attack. Expert analysis on Iran's missile capabilities and potential strike options. Trump escalates threats against Iran over arming Houthi group and nuclear program. Iran files complaint with UN Security Council over US threats.

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Knife Attack in Amsterdam

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A knife-wielding man stabbed 5 people in Amsterdam, including 2 Americans, with a likely terrorist motive. The suspect, a 30-year-old Ukrainian, was taken into custody. Victims included individuals from the U.S., Belgium, Poland, and Amsterdam. The victims are in stable condition.

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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu accuses police of political witch hunt

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Israeli police of trying to topple his government over what he believes is a political witch hunt. The investigation involves alleged financial ties between his office and Qatar.

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Forbes Billionaires List 2021

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Forbes released its annual list of the world's billionaires, with a record 3,028 billionaires and $16.1 trillion in total wealth. The U.S. has the most billionaires, followed by China and India. Public attitudes have shifted towards billionaires, with some facing backlash despite being more powerful than ever.

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Israeli forces issue new evacuation order for Rafah, Gaza

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Israeli forces issued a new evacuation order for Rafah, Gaza's southernmost city, with people fleeing toward the Muwasi tent camp in Khan Younis.

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UK Security Program against Russian Influence

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Britain places Russia on top tier of security program to protect from foreign influence, requiring registration for any activity with Russian authorities or face prison time. Program aims to detect and disrupt harmful activity against the UK.

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Venezuela's Oil Industry and Foreign Companies

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Venezuelan Vice President and Oil Minister Delcy Rodríguez calls for foreign oil and gas companies to maintain operations in Venezuela despite the termination of licenses by the U.S. Companies affected include Chevron, Maurel and Prom, Repsol, ENI, and Global Oil Terminals. The Maduro regime assures that oil production is normal and companies can continue operations under Venezuelan law.

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Investors flock to gold amid economic concerns over Trump's tariff war

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Investors are pouring cash into gold funds due to economic concerns stemming from President Donald Trump's tariff war, leading to record highs for gold. The surge in gold purchases is driven by fears over the economy and stock markets, with a focus on safe haven assets like gold and U.S. Treasuries.

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Sweden's Civil Defense Bunkers Modernization Plan

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Sweden is modernizing its civil defense bunkers with a £7.7million plan amid rising tensions over war, particularly with Russia. The bunkers can accommodate seven million people and offer protection against various threats including nuclear weapons, radioactive fallout, and chemical or biological weapons.

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Germany's Deployment to Lithuania

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Germany has launched its first deployment abroad since World War II, sending troops to eastern Lithuania to support NATO's eastern flank. The 45th Armored Brigade will be fully operational by 2027, marking a significant shift in Germany's defense policy.

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Trade Dispute and Tariff Hikes between the United States and Europe

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Europe is prepared to retaliate against the United States in response to Donald Trump's tariff hikes, with the EU having a strong plan if necessary. This could escalate into a trade dispute affecting various countries like Canada, China, Japan, and South Korea.

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Marine Le Pen's Conviction for Embezzlement

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Marine Le Pen, leader of the right-wing National Rally, was found guilty of embezzling public funds and banned from running for office for five years. Elon Musk compared her case to Trump's legal troubles, claiming it was orchestrated by the left. Similar cases of legal prosecutions against right-wing politicians worldwide were highlighted. Le Pen's conviction has sparked outrage and political turmoil in France.

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U.S.-Canada Relations and Tensions

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President Trump and Canadian singer Michael Bublé exchange remarks about U.S.-Canada relations, with Bublé asserting Canada's independence and pride. Tensions rise over Trump's '51st state' comments and tariffs. Canadian politicians respond, with Prime Minister Carney indicating a shift in the relationship with the U.S.

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Political Controversies and Social Issues

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Various news stories covering political controversies, scandals, and social issues featured on FOX News Network, LLC.

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China's Military Drills around Taiwan

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China's military launches drills around Taiwan to send a severe warning against seeking independence, leading to tensions in the region. Taiwan condemns China's actions and responds by dispatching military aircraft and ships.

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US-Iran Relations and Nuclear Program

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President Trump threatens to bomb Iran if they do not negotiate on a new deal, despite intelligence community's assessment that Iran is not building a nuclear weapon. US bolstering forces in Middle East as tensions rise.

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Fatal Incident Involving U.S. Soldiers in Lithuania

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Three American soldiers declared dead after U.S. armored vehicle pulled from a swamp in Lithuania. Search ongoing for fourth soldier. Recovery efforts involve police working dogs, drone systems, and international assistance.

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Myanmar Earthquake and Humanitarian Crisis

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Massive earthquake in Myanmar has caused over 2,000 deaths, creating a humanitarian crisis with urgent need for clean water and medical assistance. International aid is arriving, but U.S. funding is critical. Civil war ongoing since 2021 complicates relief efforts.

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Deann Borshay Liem's Adoption Story and Korean Adoption Scandal

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Deann Borshay Liem's adoption paperwork contained two childhood photographs labeled with the name Cha Jung Hee, revealing widespread fraud and human rights violations in Korean adoption agencies. More than 140,000 South Korean children were adopted abroad after the Korean war. Liem discovered her birth mother was alive, leading to her sharing her adoption story and thoughts on justice for adoptees.

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China Military Drills Around Taiwan

WorldPolitics

China launches major military drills around Taiwan in response to Taiwan's president labeling China a hostile foreign force. The exercises involve army, navy, air force, and rocket force units simulating attacks and maritime blockades.

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Traditional Olive Oil Soap Production in Nablus, West Bank

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The Touqan soap factory in Nablus, West Bank, has been producing olive oil soap for over 150 years. The tradition of making soap has been passed down through generations and was recently added to the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list. However, the factory has faced challenges due to competition from global brands and the Israeli military occupation, which has led to decreased production and difficulties in operations.

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Yiwu International Trade City in China

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The Yiwu International Trade City in China is a massive wholesale market where millions of Chinese-made items are sold, providing insight into how Chinese businesspeople are adjusting to U.S. tariffs. The market offers various products like hardware, hair accessories, and 3-D printed plastic toys, with some entrepreneurs adapting to online platforms like TikTok to reach customers.

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Increase in Number of Billionaires

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Forbes' annual list of the world's wealthiest people shows an increase in the number of billionaires. Chase Peterson-Withorn from Forbes discusses the findings from the latest survey.

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Deportation of Alleged Gang Members to El Salvador

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17 members of Venezuela's Tren de Aragua gang and members of the MS-13 gang deported to El Salvador by the US, facing scrutiny over criteria used to identify gang affiliation based on tattoos. Immigrant-rights advocates challenge Trump administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act. The checklist assigns points based on tattoos and symbols to determine gang membership. Venezuelan investigative journalist questions the reliability of tattoos as identifying factors. Contradictory information from the Trump administration regarding the accused individuals' criminal records.

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Pakistan's Plan to Expel Afghans

WorldPolitics

Pakistan plans to expel 3 million Afghans from the country as a crackdown on illegal foreigners, drawing criticism from rights groups and the UN. The deadline for voluntary departure has passed, leading to potential arrests and deportations. Afghans with different document types face uncertainty, with children born in Pakistan to Afghan parents being particularly vulnerable.

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Denmark Shoppers Boycott American Products over Greenland Dispute

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Denmark shoppers are boycotting American products and services in response to Trump administration's push for U.S. ownership of Greenland. The movement is gaining traction with Facebook groups and local initiatives promoting alternatives to American goods.

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Fire in Putra Heights, Malaysia

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A fire caused by a burst gas pipe in Putra Heights outside Kuala Lumpur injured over 100 people, damaged 49 houses, and led to the evacuation of nearby homes. The fire started at a gas pipeline belonging to Petronas and lasted for several hours before being brought under control.

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Protests in Zimbabwe against President Mnangagwa's Rule Extension

WorldPolitics

Police in Zimbabwe heavily deployed to neutralize protests against plans to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa's rule. Veterans turned against Mnangagwa accusing him of seeking to cling to power. Businesses closed, streets empty, and minor unrest reported. Analysts believe the economic shutdown sends a message to political leaders.

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Court drops charges against Israelis accused of gang-rape in Cyprus

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A criminal court in Cyprus has dropped all charges against five Israelis accused of gang-raping a British woman in a hotel room after ruling her testimony as not credible due to contradictions. The court found the woman's statement weak and influenced by alcohol and drugs.

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Volcano Eruption in Iceland

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A volcano erupted in Iceland, spewing lava and smoke, prompting evacuations but not affecting air traffic. This is the 11th eruption since 2021 in the region. The eruptions are fissure eruptions, and experts predict they could continue for decades.

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Death of Miller Gardner from Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Costa Rica

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14-year-old son of former New York Yankees player Brett Gardner may have died from carbon monoxide poisoning while on vacation in Costa Rica. Officials are investigating high levels of carbon monoxide contamination in the hotel room.

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Accidental Deportation of Legal Resident to El Salvador

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The United States government accidentally deported a legal resident to El Salvador due to an administrative error, leading to the man being stuck in a notorious mega-jail. His wife and legal team are fighting for his return to the U.S.

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Massive Fire in Malaysian Suburb

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A massive fire broke out in a Malaysian suburb near Kuala Lumpur due to a burst gas pipeline, leading to evacuations. Several people were rescued, and no casualties were reported.

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Israeli Airstrike in Beirut

WorldPolitics

An Israeli airstrike in Beirut killed four people, escalating tensions between Israel and Hezbollah. The strike targeted a Hezbollah militant who was also a member of Iran's Revolutionary Guard. The incident has reignited conflict in the region after a fragile ceasefire. Israel and Hezbollah have accused each other of violating the terms of the ceasefire.

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Chinese Military Drills Around Taiwan

WorldPolitics

Chinese military conducts large-scale drills around Taiwan as a “stern warning” to pro-independence forces, tensions heightened since Taiwan president described China as a “foreign hostile force,” Beijing rebuffs offers of talks, Taiwan condemns Chinese drills, U.S. criticizes China’s growing aggression in the region, Taiwanese authorities view Beijing as a serious threat, but most people on the island believe China is “unlikely or very unlikely” to invade in the next five years.

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Earthquake in Myanmar

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A 7.7-magnitude earthquake in Myanmar has led to a death toll of over 2,700, with rescue efforts ongoing in both Myanmar and Thailand. The destruction has been significant, with concerns rising due to the difficult conditions in the region, including rebel-controlled areas. International aid efforts are underway, but challenges remain.

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Abuse of American Hostage by Hamas

WorldPolitics

Keith Siegel, an American hostage held by Hamas for over 16 months, spoke publicly about the shocking abuse he endured in captivity, including witnessing female hostages being tortured and sexually assaulted. Siegel's harrowing account highlights the inhumane treatment he and others faced while held by Hamas.

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Canada's Tariffs on American Products

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Canada implemented tariffs on American products in response to planned higher tariffs by President Trump. Some of the targeted imports are bizarre and obscure, including flamethrowers, false beards, and manatee meat. Critics suspect the list has been padded with nonsense to appear tougher. Canada is also using other strategies like purchasing billboards in Republican-voting states to fight the trade war.

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Donald Trump's potential third term and global tariff plans

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Donald Trump hints at trying to serve a third term as President, citing 'methods' to defy the two-term limit in the US constitution. His comments spark concerns and economic chaos due to his plans for global tariffs.

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Tactical Nuclear Weapons and U.S.-China Conflict

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Influential conservatives and lawmakers warn Trump administration of U.S. lacking tactical nuclear weapons to fight China in Indo-Pacific. China's nuclear arsenal is growing while U.S. weapons are outdated. Calls for modernization and stronger military capabilities.

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U.S. Offensive Against Houthis in Yemen

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President Trump touts success of U.S. offensive against Houthis in Yemen, warns Iran to stop supporting terrorists or face consequences. Recent strikes target Houthi leaders in Yemen.

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Torture and Execution of Palestinian Man Protesting Hamas

WorldPolitics

Fox News reports on the torture and execution of a Palestinian man protesting Hamas in the Gaza Strip. The man was targeted for publicly opposing the organization and his body was left on his family's doorstep as a warning.

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Seizure of Episcopal Curia in Nicaragua

WorldPolitics

The Nicaraguan communist regime seized the Episcopal Curia of Matagalpa and repurposed it as a location for a social security-affiliated company, stealing relics housed within. This is part of a broader crackdown on the Nicaraguan Catholic Church by dictator Daniel Ortega and his wife Rosario Murillo.

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Vandalism at Trump's Turnberry Golf Course

PoliticsWorld

Pro-Palestinian vandals attacked President Trump's Turnberry golf course in Scotland, causing damage. The perpetrators have been caught and are in prison.

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Egypt's Military Buildup in Sinai Peninsula

PoliticsWorld

Israel has observed Egypt's military buildup in the Sinai Peninsula, which includes deploying forces beyond permitted quota, expanding port facilities, and extending runways at airports. Israel is committed to maintaining the peace agreement but will not tolerate violations from Cairo. Discussions are ongoing with Cairo and Washington on the matter.

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Iran Missile Standoff with the US

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Iran has reportedly loaded missiles on launchers and is ready for retaliation in response to U.S. President Donald Trump's warnings. Both sides have hardened their positions, increasing the risk of military conflict.

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Venezuela's president Nicolás Maduro called U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio an 'imbecile' during Rubio's visit to Guyana. Rubio promised retaliation from the U.S. if Venezuela attacks during a territory dispute. Maduro also criticized El Salvador's president Nayib Bukele. Rubio declared South Africa's ambassador 'persona non grata' after the diplomat opposed aspects of President Trump's foreign policy.

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Sanctions on Beijing and Hong Kong Authorities by the State Department

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The State Department sanctioned six Beijing and Hong Kong authorities for actions degrading the autonomy of Hong Kong, including transnational repression targeting individuals in the US. Pro-democracy activists faced intimidation, silencing, and harassment. Sanctions block property and interests in the US.

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Controversy over British toddler being kicked out of nursery school for alleged transphobia

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A British toddler was kicked out of a nursery school for allegedly being transphobic or homophobic. The incident sparked controversy over schools pushing gender ideology on children.

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Missing U.S. Army Soldiers in Lithuania

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The bodies of three U.S. Army soldiers who went missing in Lithuania have been found, while a fourth soldier remains missing after their vehicle became submerged in a peat bog during a training exercise.

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Political turmoil in Brazil involving former President Jair Bolsonaro and current President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva

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Former President of Brazil Jair Bolsonaro faces trial for allegedly trying to poison President Lula, denies accusations and fears end of political career, son seeks asylum in the U.S. on persecution claims, Bolsonaro denies falsifying vaccine card, Lula criticizes Bolsonaro's actions, Bolsonaro faces legal challenges and fines for election propaganda.

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Earthquake in Myanmar and Collapse of Chinese-Built High-Rise in Thailand

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The official death toll from a magnitude 7.7 earthquake in Myanmar has surpassed 1,700 with many more casualties likely. The country was already in crisis due to political instability and armed conflicts. Humanitarian and relief efforts are hindered by the ongoing civil war. A high-rise office building in Thailand collapsed during the earthquake, killing at least ten people and trapping others.

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Greenland's Independence and U.S. Interest

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Greenland's new prime minister rejects Donald Trump's claims of the U.S. 'getting Greenland,' asserting Greenland's independence and right to decide its own future. The U.S. administration sees Greenland as strategically important for national security due to its resources and Arctic shipping routes.

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President Trump's Statements on Iran and Russia

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President Trump's statements on a potential third term, ceasefire negotiations with Russia, and tariffs on Iran have sparked strong reactions from both Iran and Russia. While Iran issued warnings in response to Trump's threats, Russia has not responded publicly to Trump's frustrations over the Ukraine conflict. Experts suggest that Iran's response is a tactic to buy time, while Putin's lack of response could be part of a broader strategy.

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Transfer of Alleged Gang Members to El Salvador

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El Salvador accepted 17 alleged members of Tren de Aragua gang from Guantanamo Bay, including murderers and rapists, to keep American people safe. Trump administration transferred them using Title 8, not violating a federal judge's order. Trump slammed judge for halting deportations. Deportees are held in El Salvador's Terrorism Confinement Center.

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Missing U.S. Army Soldiers in Lithuania

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The bodies of three U.S. Army soldiers who went missing in Lithuania during a training exercise have been found, with one still missing. The soldiers were part of the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, and were deployed in Lithuania for Operation Atlantic Resolve. Recovery efforts are ongoing to find the fourth soldier. The U.S. Army and Lithuanian authorities are investigating the cause of the accident.

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Iranian Universities Welcoming Pro-Hamas Students Deported from America

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Iranian universities offer to accept students deported from America for supporting Hamas or other jihadist movements, in response to US visa revocations for pro-terrorism activities on campuses. This move aims to attract ideologically aligned talent and increase support for Tehran on campuses.

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Syria's New Government Formed by President Ahmed al-Sharaa

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Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, leader of jihadist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, formed a new government with close allies in top positions but some minority representation. Global concern over HTS takeover from Assad regime. Cabinet includes women, Kurds, and Alawites. Promises to focus on industry, investment, and technology development.

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