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Could Trump’s threats against Brazil backfire?
US threatens 50-percent tariffs unless ex-leader Bolsonaro’s prosecution is dropped.
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A group of 12 countries from across the world has committed to barring arms transfers to Israel, among other steps.
Labour Minister Marta Elena Feito Cabrera’s comments dismissing poverty in the Caribbean nation trigger angry backlash.
Francesca Albanese addresses delegates from 30 countries to discuss ways nations can try to stop Israel’s offensive.
The Hague Group gathered for an “Emergency Conference of States” in Colombia, urging action to stop the Gaza genocide.
Football governing body says ticket sales will be released in phases with the process kicking off on September 10.
Former Brazilian president says he never violated democracy, rejects coup attempt accusations as a ‘witch hunt’.
The citadel of Caral civilisation – one of the world’s oldest – reopens for tourists after eight years of restoration.
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says US farmers have been ‘crushed’ by unfair trade practices.
US president has told Mexico and EU they face tariffs of 30 percent in August.
