Cuba Oil Suppliers

Trump Threatens Tariffs on Any Nation Supplying Cuba with Oil, Escalating US Pressure on Island Amid Economic Crisis

U.S. President Donald Trump on January 29 signed an executive order threatening new tariffs on countries that supply oil to Cuba, significantly escalating economic pressure against the Communist‑run island. The move, issued under a national emergency declaration, authorizes U.S. authorities...
Zoom

No More Zoom for French Officials: France to Fully Transition to Homegrown Visio Platform, Ending Reliance on US Tech

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced on Thursday that all government officials will stop using American-owned video conferencing software, switching instead to a new French-made platform as part of a broader effort to reduce dependence on US digital infrastructure. In...
Democrats Ask Top US Spy to Explain Role in FBI Raid on Georgia Election Facility

Democrats Ask Top US Spy to Explain Role in FBI Raid on Georgia Election Facility

Top Democrats on the Senate and House intelligence committees are calling on U.S. President Donald Trump’s chief intelligence officer to explain her presence at an FBI raid on an election facility in Georgia, raising concerns about the boundaries of domestic...
Trump’s Border Czar Acknowledges Minnesota Immigration Crackdown Needs “Fix,” Hints at Possible Drawdown of Federal Agents

Trump’s Border Czar Acknowledges Minnesota Immigration Crackdown Needs “Fix,” Hints at Possible Drawdown of Federal Agents

U.S. President Donald Trump’s border czar, Tom Homan, acknowledged on Wednesday that the immigration enforcement operation in Minnesota requires adjustments, signaling the possibility that federal agents could be withdrawn under certain conditions. The comments come amid rising public scrutiny and...
Man Accused of Squirting US Lawmaker Ilhan Omar with Vinegar at Minneapolis Event Faces Federal and State Assault Charges

Man Accused of Squirting US Lawmaker Ilhan Omar with Vinegar at Minneapolis Event Faces Federal and State Assault Charges

A man accused of squirting vinegar at U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar during a community meeting in Minneapolis this week was charged with assault by federal prosecutors on January 29, authorities said. Hours later, local prosecutors filed state-level charges, citing concerns...
Donald Trump

New Zealand Declines Invitation to Join Trump’s Board of Peace, Citing Need for Clarity and Alignment with UN Charter

New Zealand has decided not to join U.S. President Donald Trump’s newly launched Board of Peace, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon confirmed in a statement on Tuesday. The Board of Peace, unveiled last week, was initially intended to support the fragile...
Sanae Takaichi

Takaichi Follows Shinzo Abe Playbook, Seeking Electoral Mandate to Strengthen Japan’s Position Against China

China may rethink its escalating campaign of diplomatic and economic pressure on Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi if she secures a decisive victory in the February 8 snap election, current and former Japanese officials and political analysts say. Weeks after...
North Korea Announces Ambitious 2026 Construction Drive Across 20 Regions Ahead of Ninth Party Congress

North Korea Announces Ambitious 2026 Construction Drive Across 20 Regions Ahead of Ninth Party Congress

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has announced ambitious plans for large-scale construction projects across the country in 2026, including the simultaneous development of industrial factories in 20 regions, state media KCNA reported Thursday. The move comes as the country...
Vladimir Putin- Donald Trump

Trump Says Putin Agreed to Halt Attacks on Kyiv for a Week Amid Freezing Winter Weather, Offering Temporary Relief to Ukrainian Cities

US President Donald Trump announced on Thursday that Russian President Vladimir Putin had agreed to refrain from attacking Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities for one week due to severe winter conditions. “We asked President Putin if they could stop the...
Argentina Declares State of Emergency in Patagonia as Wildfires Destroy 45000 Hectares of Forest

Argentina Declares State of Emergency in Patagonia as Wildfires Destroy 45,000 Hectares of Forest

Argentina’s government declared a state of emergency in parts of Patagonia on January 29 as wildfires continue to consume vast tracts of forest during the Southern Hemisphere’s summer. The most severe blazes are concentrated in southern Chubut province, where at...
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