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Yesterday 08:25

An appeals court has decided that Donald Trump can deploy the National Guard in Portland, overturning a previous ruling.

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Yesterday 07:56

Former FBI director, James Comey, requests the withdrawal of the charges against him, arguing that they are motivated by Donald Trump's personal vendetta.

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Yesterday 06:57

Kevin Hassett, economic advisor to the White House, estimates that the government shutdown in the US will end this week.

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Yesterday 06:25

The USA and Australia have signed an agreement worth 8.5 billion dollars to boost the supply of rare minerals, countering China's dominance in the market.

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Yesterday 05:44

SpaceX is facing delays in the development of the lunar landing module for NASA, which could affect the Artemis III mission, scheduled for 2027.

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Yesterday 05:32

Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (TKMS), the German warship manufacturer spun off from the Thyssenkrupp industrial group, debuted on the Frankfurt stock exchange on Monday.

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Yesterday 05:22

Amnesty International published a report on Tuesday, highlighting the risks that the TikTok platform poses to the mental health of young people.

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Yesterday 04:57

Daniel Naroditsky, a grandmaster of chess, has died at the age of 29, according to a statement from his family and the Charlotte Chess Center.

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20 October 21:01

The presidents of Lithuania and Poland inaugurated a 40-kilometer section of the Via Baltica road, a 970 km corridor between Warsaw and Tallinn, considered essential for the rapid movement of NATO troops in the Baltic region.

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20 October 20:49

The European Union does not completely rule out the possibility of imposing sanctions against Israel, said the head of European diplomacy, Kaja Kallas, on Monday, emphasizing that member states will closely monitor how the ceasefire will be implemented.

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20 October 20:42

Trump, agreement of 8.5 billion dollars with Australia for rare earths

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20 October 20:35

The Ezzedin al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas, announces the return of the remains of an Israeli hostage, part of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza.

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20 October 20:32

Japan has approved the first over-the-counter emergency contraceptive pill, available without a prescription, without age restrictions or parental consent.

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20 October 20:26

Pizza Hut UK has entered insolvency, which has affected 68 sit-down restaurants and put 741 jobs at risk. Yum! Brands has taken over 64 of these locations.

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20 October 20:15

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israel has dropped 153 tons of bombs in Gaza, in response to what the Israeli army has denounced as Hamas attacks that violate the ceasefire.

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20 October 20:07

Russia claims to have struck an important military transport in the Yuzhny port of Odesa, coming from Romania, but the information is not confirmed by Ukraine.

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20 October 19:31

The Ukrainian drone attack on a factory in Orenburg led to a 25-30% reduction in gas production from Kazakhstan, affecting the Karachaganak field.

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20 October 19:23

The British Defense Minister, John Healey, will announce measures that allow the military to shoot down unidentified drones above military bases, for a quicker response.

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20 October 18:35

The Russian Foreign Minister, Sergey Lavrov, had a constructive discussion with the U.S. Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, preparing for the Putin-Trump summit in Budapest.

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20 October 18:32

Bulgaria has announced that it will allow Vladimir Putin access to its airspace if he travels to Budapest for a meeting with Donald Trump, citing the desire to support peace negotiations in Ukraine.

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