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UNCOVERED: 5 - The Untold Story

What Rubio Actually Got From Colombia, Ecuador and Peru: Deals, a Terror Listing and a Decoration

Rubio wraps a 3-nation tour, securing Colombia mineral and nuclear pacts, an Ecuador terror listing, and Peru's pledge to join the Shield of the Americas

Latin Times

Unpacking Ford's Spat With The Trump Administration Over China

Washington wants to push back against China's car industry. But what exactly does that mean?

InsideEVs

Kremlin says meeting between Putin and Zelensky at Miami G20 'impossible'

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he was willing to meet Russian leader Vladimir Putin at the G20 summit in Miami for talks on ending the war. However, the Kremlin immediately ruled it out, saying it was "impossible" and that a meeting would only take place in Russian capital Moscow.

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Chinese imagery helped Iran target US base in Jordan, attack killed three soldiers: Report

Iran reportedly used high-resolution Chinese satellite imagery ahead of its July 17 strike on Jordan's Muwaffaq Salti Air Base, which killed three US soldiers. US officials say Iran's targeting accuracy improved over the summer, aided by imagery from Chinese firms already under Washington sanctions. China has denied providing any assistance,…

The Economic Times

Tire Reefs Now Removal Target: DNR targets over 100,000 scrap tires; redesign shifts Puget Sound reefs

Decades after their installation, Washington's artificial tire reefs, initially intended to enhance fishing habitats, have turned into a pressing environmental concern. State agencies are currently engaged in a removal process due to the deterioration of polypropylene ropes leading to tire dispersion on beaches. The leaching of harmful chemicals from the…

The Times of India

Europe's Gold Exodus: Why Central Banks Are Pulling Billions Out of U.S. Vaults

The Netherlands, France and Germany are shifting billions in gold out of U.S. vaults as trust in Washington erodes. Here's what's driving it.

Latin Times

Gulf oil threatened anew as Houthis reach key island and pipeline is shut down

The Houthis have seized control of Perim island, significantly affecting a crucial shipping corridor. Additionally, a drone strike originating from Iraq temporarily disrupted Saudi Arabia's oil pipeline, intensifying the strain on Gulf oil exports during a period of stalled diplomatic negotiations. In response to this rising threat, Saudi Arabia has…

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China to Rubio: Hands Off Chancay. Peru Joins Trump's Security Shield Anyway.

China defended its Peru investments after Rubio's Chancay column, as Lima joins the Shield of the Americas without giving up trade with Beijing.

Latin Times

Peru awaits India response as trade talks near end, minister says

Peru sent a counterproposal to India for a free trade agreement. This deal is hoped to be signed by the year 2027. India has become Peru's second-largest export destination this year. Peru also discussed recent United States duties on its exports. Discussions continue regarding tariffs and bilateral trade relations with…

The Economic Times

Bet365 launches in Washington DC as British company continues US expansion

The operator now has an online betting and casino footprint across 18 US states

The Independent UK

Houthi advances puts India and global trade closer to the edge

Houthi forces are close to seizing control of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, crucial for global shipping. This advance heightens concerns over trade security and energy supply chains around the world. India could experience rising costs and extended transit times for its goods. The Houthis are also enhancing their military capabilities,…

The Times of India

Saudi crown prince sought US military help from Trump with Houthis, sources say

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman asked US President Donald Trump for help countering Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthis as threats to Red Sea shipping intensified, according to two sources. Washington declined direct military action for now but offered intelligence and targeting support, marking a shift in Riyadh’s approach to the Houthis.

The Economic Times

"Mexico Is Nobody's Piñata": Sheinbaum's Rebuke of Rubio Explained

Sheinbaum told Rubio Mexico "is nobody's piñata" after his cartel claims. Here's what's verified, what's missing, and why it matters.

Latin Times

Brazil Court Weighs Eduardo Bolsonaro Sentence Reduction — But a U.S. Green Card Keeps Him Beyond Reach

Brazil's top court opened a week-long vote on trimming Eduardo Bolsonaro's sentence Sept. 11, exactly a year after his father's coup conviction.

Latin Times

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The Independent UK

Where were you on 9/11? The Independent staff remember the terror attacks on America

The 9/11 terror attacks on New York City and Washington DC were the defining event of the early 21st century and anyone who was alive at the time remembers where they were when they heard the news.

The Economic Times

Trump administration to lend $100 million to Africell, countering Huawei in Africa

The United States will lend nearly one hundred million dollars to Africell. This loan aims to counter China's Huawei expansion in Africa. Africell will invest in new mobile network technology from American suppliers. This initiative supports Washington's campaign for trusted communications infrastructure.

Fortune

AI is now part of the edtech stack — and schools are repeating the mistake they made in every wave before

Schools skipped the training. So did your company. Now Washington wants proof it worked.

Latin Times

Six Global Scorecards, One Answer: Why Chile Keeps Leading Latin America

Six 2025-2026 global rankings put Chile atop Latin America in competitiveness, wealth, health and AI — plus a fresh diplomatic wrinkle in Washington ties.

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As Saudi tensions with Iran-backed Houthis escalate, mediator Pakistan faces pressure to choose a side

Pakistan faces a difficult balancing act between Saudi Arabia and Iran. Recent fighting in Yemen is testing its dual role as defense partner and mediator. Islamabad seeks to avoid alienating Tehran while deepening Gulf ties. Pakistani officials are concerned about potential involvement in the conflict. The nation is advocating for…

The Times of India

Before 9/11, US knew Bin Laden was a threat. India-Pakistan tensions were the bigger worry

9/11 has been one of the most horrifying incidents of terrorism to happen on American soil. It claimed 2,977 victims not even accounting for the collective trauma it resulted in.

The Economic Times

Elephant, Dragon & Bear: Modi, Xi and Putin may converge at BRICS for a big power play

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will host Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin this weekend. Xi's visit marks his first trip to India in nearly seven years. Modi meets Putin on Friday, and a Modi-Xi meeting is widely expected. India's chairship focuses on practical economic cooperation and resilience.…

The Independent UK

25 Years Later: Defining photos of 9/11 still endure

Photos from Sept. 11, 2001, captured the attacks that took place that day in New York and Washington and reshaped the nation. Twenty-five years later, about half of U.S. adults rank 9/11 among the most pivotal events of their lifetimes.

Latin Times

Trump Handed White House Aides, Including Natalie Harp, $45,000 in Cash — Ethics Experts Aren't Staying Quiet

Trump gave $45,000 in cash to three aides and $20,000 to a fourth. Ethics experts warn the gifts may cross a legal line.

The Independent UK

Senators from both parties question OpenAI on breach of AI startup Hugging Face

Lawmakers are demanding information from OpenAI with separate queries that underscore growing concerns in Washington about the potential for artificial intelligence programs eluding human control

Latin Times

Who Are Peru's New Ambassadors? Mostly Political Allies, Not Diplomats

Keiko Fujimori filled five key embassies with political allies and recycled officials, reviving debate over Peru's foreign service and U.S. ties.

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