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Democratic Senators Ask Trump Government for Details on Venezuelan Oil Sales Money
Elizabeth Warren, Ron Wyden and Sheldon Whitehouse claimed in a letter that the Administration "failed to explain where the funds went"
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Video - 124; will Canada be a member of the European Union?
Brussels and Ottawa approach positions to forge a new alliance despite Trump's threats
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Europe in the Ceuta crisis
In the midst of the EU's mischief, the parties that were previously outside the system are living their days of glory
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From Olympic surfer to Donald Trump: 12 of the most striking images of 2024
From the impressive photo of a surfer in Tahiti to the iconic photo of the American president-elect, Donald Trump, taken after an assassination attempt, here are 12 of the most catchy images of last year.
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Canada welcomes EU proximity while Trump threatens more tariffs and economic measures
Canada thanked the European Union for its invitation to become the first associated country of the bloc and presented the reasons why both are stronger together. In the midst of the tension generated by US President Donald Trump with his duties, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen expressed their intention to bring both economies closer.
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They reveal an alleged US demand. USA to allow "dissidents" in Brazilian elections
The US President's Government, Donald Trump, demanded in October 2025 the Government of the Brazilian President, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, to allow the participation of "political dissidents" in this year's presidential elections, as part of the negotiation on Brazilian export tariffs, as revealed by a local newspaper. In Brazil, tensions are increasing over possible American interference in the elections. Report from our correspondent, Valeria Saccone.
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Trump is photographed with a sign about the demolition of the Kennedy Center in the U.S.. United States.
Images taken by an AFP photographer show American President Donald Trump on board Air Force One, examining a printed copy of the Kennedy Center in which the word "demolished" appears to be read. The photo was taken after the president warned that the performing arts center could be destroyed. Hours later, his administration argued before a court that the compound should be closed due to a "structural deterioration," the last turn in Trump's dispute for linking its name to the building.
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US Congress adopts new package of sanctions against Russia
US MPs approved new sanctions against Russia and its allies for their role in the war against Ukraine, a text supported by Donald Trump, which Kiev welcomed on Thursday. It gives the U.S. President the power to impose tariffs of up to 100 per cent on the top five Russian oil and gas importing countries, including China and India.
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Why Florida is the most death-sentenced state in the U.S.
After years of decline, the death penalty is on the rise again in Florida, as Donald Trump wishes for the entire United States.
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Trump's response is key as Argentina's Falklands demands get louder
With Argentina's President Milei promising "winds of change" over the Falklands, will Donald Trump shift his stance on British rule?
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Trump hails 'major progress' in setting up US base in Poland
The location of the permanent US military base in Poland could be announced "very soon," Donald Trump has said. The US president also praised the leadership of his Polish counterpart, Karol Nawrocki.
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Trump asks Supreme Court to intervene in bid to curb birthright citizenship
WASHINGTON — Donald Trump took the fight over his attempt to restrict automatic U.S. birthright citizenship to the Supreme Court on Thursday as the Republican president's administration asked the justices to narrow a judicial block imposed on this key element of his hardline approach toward immigration. The Justice Department made the request challenging the scope of three nationwide injunctions issued against Trump's order by federal courts in Washington state, Massachusetts and Maryland. The administration said the injunctions should be scaled back from applying universally and limited to ju