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Greenland warns: If US and EU ignore our mining sector, we will turn to China
Greenland warns it may seek Chinese investment if the US and EU do not engage in its mining sector, highlighting political and economic challenges.
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Suriname to Get NDP Government Again, 'The Party That Brought Our Country Into Crisis'
Suriname is set to return to an NDP-led government, a party criticized for past economic crises, as six parties form a coalition excluding the current president's party.
Trump Considers Social Media Checks for Foreign Students
The Trump administration may mandate social media checks for foreign students, potentially delaying visa processes and affecting universities dependent on international enrollment.
Russia has 50,000 soldiers ready for attack on Sumy border region
Russia has amassed 50,000 troops near Ukraine's Sumy border region, aiming to create a 10-kilometer buffer zone. Ukrainian President Zelensky warns of ongoing military buildup...
Peruvian farmer loses major climate lawsuit against RWE in Germany
A Peruvian farmer's climate lawsuit against German energy giant RWE was dismissed by a German court, ending hopes of holding the company financially responsible for...
Czech Republic Accuses China of Cyberattack on Foreign Ministry
The Czech Republic accuses China of a cyberattack on its Foreign Ministry, with NATO and the EU backing the claim.
Five dead in explosion at Chinese chemical plant, six missing
An explosion at a chemical plant in China killed five, injured eighteen, and left six missing. Emergency services are responding, and the cause remains unknown.
Record-breaking heat expected in the coming years
The WMO predicts continued record-breaking temperatures in the next five years, with an 86% chance of exceDirkg 1.5°C warming, impacting ecosystems and economies globally.