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Raúl Castro Faces Potential US Charges in 1996 Shootdown
Raúl Castro, Cuba's former president, may face U.S. charges over the 1996 shootdown of humanitarian aircraft.
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Business
Cuba Faces Devastating Energy Crisis as Fuel Supply is Severed
Cuba plunges into severe energy crisis as US cuts off fuel supply, impacting daily life and economy.
International
German Chancellor Merz Reports ‘Good’ Call with Trump After Iran Tensions
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz reported a 'good' phone call with Donald Trump following his public remarks on U.S. foreign policy.
International
China Rolls Out Red Carpet for Trump Amidst Diplomatic Chill
China hosted President Trump with elaborate ceremonies and a state banquet, despite ongoing diplomatic tensions.
International
China’s State Media Frames Trump Summit as US Acceptance of Equal Partnership
Chinese state media portrays the Trump summit as a U.S. acknowledgment of Beijing's rising global stature and the need for equal engagement.
International
China’s State Dinner Menu for Trump Features International Flavors
China's state dinner menu for President Trump featured a blend of beef ribs, roast duck, and tiramisu, aiming to appeal to international tastes.
International
Trump and Xi Meet in Beijing Amidst Trade Truce Uncertainty
President Trump's talks with Xi Jinping in Beijing could decide the future of the uneasy U.S.-China trade truce.
International
China’s Diplomatic Gambit: A High-Level Envoy for Trump’s Arrival
China's choice of a high-ranking vice president to greet President Trump signals a strategic emphasis on substance over overt symbolism in diplomatic engagement.
News
Dominican Republic to Host U.S. Deportees in Policy Shift
Dominican Republic agrees to accept U.S. deportees, reversing prior stance in a deal with the Trump administration.
International
Xi Jinping to Urge Trump to Halt Taiwan Arms Sales
Chinese President Xi Jinping plans to urge President Trump to halt arms sales to Taiwan, a key point of contention.