Category: Foreign News
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Floods Add to Misery for Gazans Awaiting Next Stage of Peace Plan
Heavy winter storms have swept through the Gaza Strip, putting more than 800,000 people at risk of flooding, according to the UN. Camps for displaced Palestinians have been deluged, and some buildings have collapsed, worsening living conditions for families still waiting for reconstruction after the war. “Here we are, living a life of humiliation. We
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South Korea’s Suneung Exam Sparks Resignation After ‘Insane’ English Test
The chief official overseeing South Korea’s high-stakes college entrance exam, the Suneung, resigned this week following widespread criticism of the English section, which many students and educators described as “insane” and “confusing.” Controversial English Questions Suneung, held annually each November, is a notorious eight-hour marathon that can determine not only university placement but also career
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Venezuela’s Oil: Trump’s True Motives Under Scrutiny
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro claims that escalating pressure from the United States is primarily motivated by Washington’s desire to seize Venezuela’s vast oil reserves. Recent US military actions, including the seizure of an oil tanker allegedly carrying Venezuelan crude in violation of sanctions, have intensified the debate over America’s real goals in the South American
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Unai Emery’s Belief and Perseverance Drive Aston Villa’s Premier League Resurgence
Aston Villa’s remarkable turnaround in the Premier League is a testament to the vision and perseverance of manager Unai Emery. Just 11 weeks ago, Villa were winless and languishing near the bottom of the table. Now, they sit third, just three points off the summit, with growing discussions about their potential involvement in the title
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Canada Launches $1.2 Billion Program to Attract Top Global Researchers
Canada has announced a landmark CAN$1.7 billion ($1.2 billion) program aimed at attracting leading researchers from around the world. The initiative, launched on December 10, 2025, marks one of the largest global efforts to recruit top scientific talent and reinforces Canada’s position as a hub for innovation and research excellence. A Strategic Move to Attract
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Canada Launches $1.2B Program to Attract Global Researchers Amid US H-1B Fee Hike
Canada has unveiled a $1.2 billion, 12-year initiative designed to attract world-leading researchers and highly skilled professionals, as the United States imposes steep new fees on H-1B visas. The move aims to position Canada as a global hub for science, technology, and innovation. US H-1B Visa Fees Spark Talent Shift In September 2025, President Donald
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Top-Secret US Report Warns China Could Overwhelm US Military in Taiwan Conflict
Washington, D.C. — A classified Pentagon assessment warns that China would likely defeat the United States in a military conflict over Taiwan, citing America’s reliance on costly, sophisticated weapons and Beijing’s ability to mass-produce cheaper, highly effective systems. The report, known as the “Overmatch Brief,” reveals troubling vulnerabilities for US forces in the western Pacific.
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Denmark Identifies United States as Potential Security Concern Amid Transatlantic Tensions
Copenhagen, Denmark — For the first time, Denmark has flagged the United States as a potential security concern, according to an annual report released by the Danish Defense Intelligence Service (DDIS). The assessment highlights growing unease in Europe over the US’s shifting strategic priorities and its willingness to leverage economic and military power—even against traditional
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UN Warns Ukraine War Is Endangering Pregnant Women, Maternal Mortality Soars
Ukraine — The ongoing war in Ukraine is creating a severe maternal health crisis, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) warned Wednesday, reporting a sharp increase in maternal mortality and life-threatening complications among pregnant women. Maternal Mortality Rates Rise Sharply UNFPA data shows that maternal mortality in Ukraine jumped approximately 37% from 2023 to 2024,
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Ukraine Strikes Russian Shadow Fleet Oil Tanker in Black Sea Using Sea Drone
Black Sea, Ukraine — Ukrainian forces successfully struck a Russian oil tanker in the Black Sea on Wednesday, targeting a vessel belonging to Russia’s so-called “shadow fleet” used to bypass Western sanctions. The operation, confirmed by Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU), employed Sea Baby maritime drones in a coordinated mission with the Ukrainian navy. Third Strike
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