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US and Guatemala Forge Pact for Joint Anti-Drug Operations
Guatemala and the U.S. have agreed to joint operations against drug gangs, a key part of U.S. strategy to press Latin American nations.
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Canada Shifts Military Procurement, Opts for Swedish Aircraft Over U.S. Suppliers
Canada selects Swedish Saab aircraft, signaling a shift away from U.S. military suppliers under Prime Minister Carney's spending reduction plan.
International
Iran Denies US Claims of ‘Fabricated’ Deal on Strait of Hormuz
White House dismisses Iranian state media report of an 'unofficial' deal on Strait of Hormuz as a 'complete fabrication'.
Conflict
Lebanon Fighting Escalates, Jeopardizing U.S.-Iran Peace Talks
Israeli strikes in Lebanon killed at least 31 people, escalating regional tensions and complicating U.S.-Iran peace talks.
Conflict
Iran Renews Military Threats Against US Amid Stalled Diplomatic Efforts
Iran renews military threats against the US following recent American strikes, even as diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire continue.
International
Iran-US Peace Talks Face Hurdles Amid Conflicting Reports
US-Iran peace talks continue amid conflicting reports, with a deal potentially days away but facing significant hurdles.
Business
US Automakers’ Canadian Future Uncertain Amidst Trade Tensions
US automakers' Canadian future is uncertain due to trade tensions, disrupting decades of open commerce.
International
Iran Hints at Strait of Hormuz Reopening Amidst US Peace Deal Talk
Iranian officials suggest a proposed US peace deal could lead to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil chokepoint.
Business
South Korean E-Commerce Giant Coupang Sparks U.S. Diplomatic Friction
A regulatory dispute involving South Korean e-commerce giant Coupang is creating diplomatic friction with the United States.
Crime
Cuba Defends Raúl Castro Amidst Murder Allegations Over Plane Downing
Cuba rallies around Raúl Castro after U.S. indictment on murder charges for 1996 plane downing.