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31 October 11:41

American Vice President JD Vance warned that a government shutdown could cause chaos in air traffic on Thanksgiving Day.

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International

31 October 11:22

Donald Trump wanted a meeting with Kim Jong Un in Asia, but the North Korean leader refused, preferring to strengthen his relations with Russia and China.

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International

31 October 11:08

The Trump administration held an exclusive meeting for Republicans regarding attacks on ships suspected of drug trafficking near Venezuela, provoking criticism from Democrats.

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International

31 October 10:38

China has urged the US to adopt a clear stance against Taiwan's independence, emphasizing that reunification is an irreversible historical trend.

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International

31 October 10:01

Hungary hopes to obtain exemptions from US sanctions to continue imports of oil and gas from Russia, in the context of Viktor Orban's visit to the White House.

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International

31 October 09:36

Adrian Zuckerman, the former U.S. ambassador to Bucharest, recommends Oana Țoiu to discuss with Marco Rubio about the partial withdrawal of American troops from Romania

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Politics

31 October 09:20

The Nihon Hidankyo group and Japanese officials contest Trump's decision to resume nuclear tests, considering it a threat to global peace.

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International

31 October 07:21

FBI investigations are severely affected by the government shutdown in the U.S., leaving the Bureau without essential funds for payments to informants and conducting undercover operations.

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International

31 October 05:31

The Trump administration will withdraw 3,000 troops from Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Slovakia, which is provoking critical reactions in the US Congress and concerns among NATO allies.

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International

31 October 05:25

Iranian Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, denounces the resumption of nuclear tests by the USA as a threat to international peace.

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International

31 October 04:37

President Trump asks the Senate to eliminate the filibuster to allow the Republican majority to reopen the federal government, in the context of a shutdown crisis.

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International

30 October 20:14

Vice President JD Vance states that nuclear tests are essential for the functioning of the American arsenal

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International

30 October 19:29

Foreign Minister Oana Țoiu announces the strengthening of NATO's presence in Romania, following the partial withdrawal of American troops.

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Current Affairs

30 October 16:07

Banks and merchants in the US are facing a shortage of one-cent coins after Trump's decision to halt production, causing chaos in commerce.

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International

30 October 15:14

Sorin Grindeanu criticizes the government's lack of communication regarding the withdrawal of US troops and demands explanations in Parliament to ensure national security.

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Current Affairs

30 October 14:29

Sorin Grindeanu, the interim president of the PSD, asks Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan to explain in Parliament the withdrawal of US troops from Romania and to present a security plan.

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Current Affairs

30 October 13:13

The Kremlin has declared that Russia will not conduct nuclear tests, but will react if the United States changes its nuclear policy.

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International

30 October 12:30

Nigerian writer Wole Soyinka, Nobel laureate, announced that his visa for the USA has been revoked, possibly due to criticisms directed at Donald Trump.

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International

30 October 12:18

China and the United States will suspend reciprocal port fees for one year, after the meeting of leaders Xi Jinping and Donald Trump.

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International

30 October 11:39

Poland has received assurances from the USA that the military presence will remain constant, despite the reduction of troops in Romania.

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International

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