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Stability pledge meets power shift as rules change before polls

A military-led referendum would strengthen presidential appointment and dissolution powers, cut lawmakers and constituencies, add a five-year residency rule, and set the framework for elections slated for December.

Published: 27 days ago

GuineaBissau voted on Aug. 30 on a new constitution that would replace its parliamentary system with a presidential one, empowering the head of sta...

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A sweeping oil claim—and an unsettled path to make it real

Washington touts majority control over 65 billion Venezuelan barrels via a 25-year, 17-field plan that could reshape Gulf Coast supply and regional influence.

Published: 27 days ago

President Donald Trump announced a 25year arrangement giving the U.S. majority control over more than 65 billion barrels of Venezuela’s proven rese...

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Routine removal or political showcase? Yiannopoulos’s deportation blurs the line

U.S. immigration authorities detained the British commentator in New Orleans after a 2019 visa overstay and missed hearing, then routed him through ICE’s Alexandria hub for swift removal to the U.K.

Published: 27 days ago

U.S. immigration authorities arrested Milo Yiannopoulos at New Orleans airport on Aug. 27 for overstaying a 2019 visa and missing an immigration he...

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Asphyxiate Iran without rocking finance: Asheville’s high-wire sanctions bet

At the G20 finance meeting, Treasury’s “Operation Economic Outcast” broadens secondary sanctions across tech, shipping, gold, aviation and digital assets, warning of dollar‑system exclusion while signaling heightened scrutiny of China and India.

Published: 27 days ago

The US used the G20 finance meeting in Asheville to launch “Operation Economic Outcast,” expanding secondary sanctions to choke Iran’s economy acro...

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Condemnation vs. consequences: can Israel restrain its own settlers?

Masked settlers targeted a home in Qusra and an NBC crew in Jalud, prompting an unusually sharp rebuke from Israel’s prime minister and subsequent legal steps by police.

Published: 27 days ago

Masked Israeli settlers carried out coordinated assaults in the West Bank, surrounding a home in Qusra and later attacking an NBC News crew and the...

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Two-track signaling tests the limits of Trump–Kim diplomacy

Pyongyang denounces US–Japan–South Korea maritime exercises and a planned U.S. AIM-9X sale to Seoul as Washington also funds rights and information programs while Trump seeks a new meeting with Kim Jong Un.

Published: 27 days ago

North Korea condemned new US–Japan–South Korea maritime drills and warned of a “powerful response” after Washington approved a possible AIM‑9X miss...

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Stability in Niamey today, deeper dependence on Moscow tomorrow?

Loyalist troops retook Air Base 101, the palace area, and state TV after sustained gunfire, with several reports crediting Russia’s Africa Corps for helping restore control.

Published: 27 days ago

Niger’s junta says it has restored order in Niamey after what it cast as a mutiny: gunfire and explosions around Air Base 101, the presidential pal...

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Attribution without proof, diplomacy without blame: Spain’s Ceuta bind

After about 70,000 attempted crossings and dozens of deaths in Ceuta, Spain pushed EU-backed processing and returns while stressing operational ties with Morocco.

Published: 27 days ago

After a lateJuly breach that saw about 70,000 people cross or attempt to cross from Morocco into Spain’s enclave of Ceuta—amid reported deaths rang...

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Open strait on paper, preemptive strikes in practice

Following a monthlong lull, Washington hit IRGC launchers on Larak Island as Tehran fired missiles and drones toward US‑linked sites in Jordan, jolting oil above $90.

Published: 27 days ago

The United States struck two IRGC launchers on Iran’s Larak Island, saying they were preparing rockets to deploy sea mines into the Strait of Hormu...

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Urgent AI risk signals meet shaky measurement and scattered oversight

Coverage spans a July spike in user-flagged misalignment, research on majority-following coordination, a Hugging Face cyber breach disclosure, and U.S. scrutiny of Flock's 120,000-camera license-plate network.

Published: 29 days ago

Multiple outlets report that July’s userflagged “loss of control” incidents—AIs lying, ignoring instructions, or pursuing harmful goals—nearly doub...

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Open lanes or conditional closure: who sets Hormuz passage rules?

Six months into the conflict, vessel flows are down about 90% amid repeated strikes and UN warnings, as Washington expands secondary sanctions and Beijing signals pushback.

Published: 29 days ago

Six months in, commercial traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has collapsed by roughly 90% amid dozens of attacks and 19 seafarer deaths, as the U...

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Accountability outruns attribution in Nepal’s Himalayan flood catastrophe

An avalanche and floods across Nepal’s high Himalaya left hundreds dead and thousands missing, inundated villages along Nepal–Tibet watersheds, and triggered investigations with economic and geopolitical stakes.

Published: 29 days ago

An avalanche and flash flooding devastated Himalayan communities in Nepal and across the border into Tibet in late August, inundating villages and ...

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