Category: Foreign News
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OpenAI and Amazon Finalize Landmark $38 Billion AI Cloud Deal Amid Industry Shakeup
In a move poised to reshape the artificial intelligence landscape, OpenAI has signed a monumental $38 billion agreement with Amazon, granting the AI research lab access to Amazon Web Services (AWS) for high-volume AI training and operational workloads. This seven-year partnership, unveiled on November 3, 2025, marks Amazon’s most significant foray into the rapidly expanding
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Turkiye Hosts High-Stakes Summit on Gaza Crisis, Urges Israel to Halt Ceasefire Violations
Istanbul, Turkiye – Turkiye has issued a strong call for Israel to immediately stop what it describes as ongoing violations of the United States-brokered ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. The statement came after a high-level diplomatic summit in Istanbul on Monday, where leading Arab and Muslim nations gathered to discuss an international stabilisation force for
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Kimberly-Clark Announces $40 Billion Acquisition of Tylenol Maker Kenvue Amid Sales Slump and Legal Turmoil
Kimberly-Clark, one of the world’s largest consumer goods companies, has announced a landmark acquisition of Kenvue, the manufacturer of Tylenol and several other well-known healthcare brands. The deal is valued at $40 billion, but it immediately raised concerns among shareholders and analysts due to Kenvue’s recent decline in sales, legal challenges, and public health controversy.
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Trump Administration Partially Restores SNAP Food Benefits During Prolonged US Government Shutdown
The United States federal government has agreed to partially fund the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) after two federal judges ruled that the Trump administration could not legally suspend food aid during the ongoing government shutdown. The decision impacts millions of low-income Americans who rely on SNAP—commonly known as food stamps—for essential grocery support. Court
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Israel Releases Five Palestinian Prisoners as Deadly Violence Persists in Gaza Despite Ceasefire
Israel has released five Palestinian prisoners as part of an ongoing ceasefire deal with Hamas, offering a rare moment of relief amid continuing violence and loss in the Gaza Strip. The prisoner release comes at a time when Palestinian families are mourning not only detainees but also those killed in the conflict, with hundreds of
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Guinea’s Military Leader Mamady Doumbouya Officially Enters Presidential Race
Guinea’s interim military ruler, General Mamady Doumbouya, has officially filed his candidacy for the country’s highly anticipated presidential election, scheduled for December 28, 2025. The vote is intended to restore democratic order following the 2021 coup he led, marking a significant turning point in the West African nation’s political landscape. Doumbouya Submits Candidacy Amid Heavy
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Israel Intensifies Air Strikes in Southern Lebanon, Killing Two and Injuring Seven
Southern Lebanon witnessed deadly violence on Monday as Israeli air strikes killed two people and wounded seven others in the latest escalation of cross-border hostilities. The attacks, which targeted towns in the Nabatieh and Bint Jbeil districts, came just a day after Israel warned it would ramp up its offensive against alleged Hezbollah positions. Civilian
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US Family Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Tesla, Alleging Fatal Flaw in Model S Door Design
A family in Wisconsin is suing Tesla, Inc. for wrongful death after a fiery crash left all five occupants of a Tesla Model S dead, allegedly due to a design flaw that prevented the electric vehicle’s doors from opening after impact. The lawsuit, filed on Friday in Dane County Circuit Court, claims that Jeffrey and
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Trump Endorses Andrew Cuomo, Warns of Federal Funding Cuts if Zohran Mamdani Wins NYC Mayoral Election
United States President Donald Trump has made a dramatic intervention in the 2025 New York City mayoral race, urging his supporters to back former Governor Andrew Cuomo, and not the official Republican nominee, in a bid to block Democrat Zohran Mamdani. Trump warned that a Mamdani victory could lead to federal funding restrictions for the
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Peru Severs Diplomatic Ties with Mexico Over Asylum Granted to Ex-Prime Minister Betssy Chavez
Lima, Peru — November 4, 2025The government of Peru has cut diplomatic relations with Mexico following a political dispute involving asylum granted to former Peruvian Prime Minister Betssy Chavez. The move marks a significant escalation in tensions between the two countries, largely stemming from fallout over an alleged coup attempt by former President Pedro Castillo
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