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Zelenskyy Sets Deadline for Russia to Agree to Peace Talks Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, citing reports from Reuters, stated that Ukraine and allied nations have agreed to wait until 1 September for Russia to demonstrate a clear willingness to participate in direct negotiations aimed at ending the conflict. He noted

US Senators' Taiwan Trip Sparks Protest from China A trip to Taiwan by two US senators has prompted criticism from China, which views the island as part of its territory and opposes official exchanges between Taiwanese and foreign officials. Roger Wicker, chair of the Senate armed services committee, and

Italy’s prime minister, Giorgia Meloni, has condemned the unauthorized posting of images of herself and other women on an explicit website, demanding that those responsible be quickly identified and "punished with the utmost firmness." Photos of Meloni’s sister, Arianna, and opposition leader Elly Schlein were also

Beach-Houses of Guardamar del Segura Face Demolition After Decades of Summers by the Sea For nearly a hundred years, the beach-houses of Guardamar del Segura have stood against both time and the sea, preserving an early glimpse of life along Spain’s Costa Blanca. For generations, families from inland Alicante

As U.S. naval vessels armed with missiles and military personnel advanced toward Venezuela’s coast this week, allies of the country’s leader, Nicolás Maduro, claimed a foreign-backed scheme for an intervention similar to Iraq’s was underway. “No one will take our land!” Maduro declared, urging citizens to

Gaza Faces Severe Food Shortages, UN Official Reports We resume our ongoing reporting on the conflict in Gaza. Cindy McCain, head of the UN World Food Programme, stated that the lack of food in Gaza is "very evident," with clear signs of starvation in the region. Her remarks