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Colombia Criticizes US Boat Attacks: 'Cartel Leaders Don't Use Speedboats'
Colombian President Gustavo Petro accuses US of killing Colombian citizens in Caribbean boat strike, escalating tensions over Trump administration's anti-drug military operations near Venezuela.
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Israel and Hamas Reach Ceasefire Deal Under International Pressure
Israel and Hamas reach ceasefire deal after two years of conflict, with Hamas releasing hostages and Israel withdrawing troops under international pressure from US and Arab states.
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New Crypto Exchange Faces Regulatory Shutdown Over User Protection
Regulatory authorities shut down a new crypto exchange over user protection concerns, causing market volatility and highlighting increased regulatory scrutiny in the cryptocurrency space following recent high-profile collapses.
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Red Sea Attacks Disrupt Global Shipping Routes
Houthi attacks in the Red Sea have forced major shipping reroutes around Africa, causing 10-14 day delays and 80% insurance premium increases. The crisis affects 12% of global trade, with Suez Canal traffic down 57.5%.
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Crypto Stablecoin Reform Bills Advance in Parliament
Congress advances GENIUS and CLARITY Acts establishing first federal stablecoin framework with 100% reserve requirements, transparency mandates, and clear regulatory jurisdiction for the $270 billion market.
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Pig Liver Transplant Patient Lives 171 Days in Medical First
Chinese doctors performed the world's first pig-to-human liver transplant in a living patient, who survived 171 days with the genetically modified pig liver functioning for 38 days before removal due to complications.