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Trump to pardon former Puerto Rico Governor Wanda Vazquez after plea deal
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Trump to pardon former Puerto Rico Governor Wanda Vazquez after plea deal
Vazquez accepted a plea deal in 2025 after she was accused of participating in a bribery scheme while in office.
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Trump names Tony Blair, Jared Kushner to Gaza ‘Board of Peace’
Former UK prime minister's role on Trump-led Gaza oversight committee expected to spur widespread condemnation.
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Israeli attacks kill several as Gaza governance committee meets in Cairo
Nothing changes on ground for Palestinians needing ‘food, shelter, safety’, who see Trump’s plan as ‘distant, abstract'.
Iran says 3,000 people arrested as antigovernment protests subside
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Iran says 3,000 people arrested as antigovernment protests subside
Internet access remains cut off as the streets of Tehran, other Iranian cities are largely calm after widescale unrest.
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Syrian army launches strikes against Kurdish-led SDF east of Aleppo
SDF's Mazloum Abdi says he will withdraw forces east of Euphrates, as President al-Sharaa issues Kurdish rights decree.
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‘Profoundly pro-American’: Machado outlines a vision for Venezuela’s future
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Santé Bien-être
Gaza buried under millions of tonnes of rubble
Les dégâts causés par plus de deux ans d'intenses bombardements israéliens ont enseveli Gaza sous environ 61 millions de tonnes de décombres, dont une grande partie est dangereuse. Les équipes de l'ONU préviennent que le nettoyage des ruines est essentiel pour la reprise mais pourrait prendre sept ans sans accès, carburant, machines et soutien constant.
Donald Trump praises Iran for halting mass executions
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Donald Trump praises Iran for halting mass executions
US President Donald Trump praised Iran for halting what he said were plans to hang more than 800 political prisoners.
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US says Canada will regret decision to allow Chinese EVs into their market
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Who owns the Arctic?
Global warming is thawing the Arctic and igniting a high-stakes race for the riches beneath its ice.
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Iran in limbo: What’s next for country under internet blackout?
Les communications ont été coupées par le gouvernement iranien lors d'une vague de contestation nationale, initialement causée par des griefs économiques, qui s'est rapidement transformée en manifestations de masse contre la direction religieuse. Lors du premier soir de l'évacuation, même les appels aux services d'urgence étaient impossibles. Le gouvernement a organisé des funérailles publiques pour les forces de…
