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Rewards for Information on Hizballah Financial Networks in Tri-Border Area

The U.S. offers a $10 million reward for information on disrupting Hizballah's illicit financial operations in the Tri-Border Area of Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay.
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Transgender Community in Colombia Facing Horrors: A Plea for Change

The transgender community in Colombia faces alarming human rights abuses, including murder, torture, and lack of access to basic services. Despite ongoing violence, the government has failed to protect this vulnerable population. This article calls for urgent action to address the crisis.
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Infrastructure Wars in South Asia: India and China’s Battle for Influence

Explore how India and China are competing to build bridges, roads, and ports across South Asia, transforming the region's development and geopolitical landscape.
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Digital Rights Under Pressure: How Governments Are Silencing Critics Online

Explore how digital rights have evolved over the past decade, with cases like a Danish scholar banned from Kazakhstan for criticizing China's treatment of Uyghurs highlighting new forms of censorship.
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Top US Diplomat’s Strategic Middle East and NATO Mission Continues

Follow Secretary of State Rubio's important diplomatic mission from Gulf partners to NATO meetings, including special discussions about Ukraine in Istanbul.
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US Targets Billion-Dollar Oil Smuggling Ring That Funds Iran’s Military

Learn how the United States is cracking down on a secret oil smuggling operation that sends billions of dollars to Iran's military and terrorist groups.
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America’s Top Diplomat Tours Middle East and Attends Important NATO Meeting

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio travels with President Trump to Saudi Arabia and Qatar, then heads to Turkey for important NATO discussions about defense and global security.
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US Helps India and Pakistan Agree to Stop Fighting

The United States helped two neighboring countries, India and Pakistan, agree to stop fighting and begin peace talks. Top American officials worked with leaders from both nations to make this historic agreement happen.
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Cardinal Prevost Elected as Pope Leo XIV, First American Pontiff

Following the death of Pope Francis, Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost from the United States has been elected as the 267th Roman Pontiff, taking the name Leo XIV. He becomes the first American Pope in history to lead the Catholic Church's 1.4 billion faithful.
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Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost Elected as Pope Leo XIV: A Historic First for North America

The Catholic Church has elected its first North American pope, Robert Francis Prevost from Chicago, who will serve as Pope Leo XIV. Discover his journey from Bishop of Chiclayo to the 267th leader of the world's 1.3 billion Catholics.