Colombian President Gustavo Petro rejects Donald Trump threats, says ‘stop slandering me’
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Colombian President Gustavo Petro rejects Donald Trump’s threats, demanding respect and condemning U.S. interference in Latin America.
At least nine Nigerian soldiers killed in a landmine ambush by militants in Borno State, highlighting ongoing regional conflict.
The U.S. ends universal childhood vaccine recommendations for flu and three diseases, raising public health concerns.
Greenland reassures citizens of its autonomy amid U.S. takeover concerns, emphasizing democratic rights and support from European allies.
Nearly 200 U.S. troops captured Venezuelan leader Maduro in Caracas, ending his authoritarian rule, Pentagon chief Hegseth confirms.
Trump claims U.S. will receive $600 billion in tariffs, strengthening national security and financial respect amid media criticism.
Iran's judiciary vows no leniency for 'rioters' amid ongoing protests, distinguishing between peaceful demonstrators and violent unrest.
A Bangladesh court has set January 21 to frame charges in a sedition case against Sheikh Hasina and 285 others.
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Saudi-backed forces retake Yemen’s Hadramout from separatists after airstrikes, escalating tensions in the region.
Pakistan and Afghanistan form a joint committee to negotiate the reopening of trade routes after border tensions.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro vows to 'take up arms' against Trump’s threats amid escalating U.S.-Venezuela tensions.
Nepal's inquiry commission lifts travel ban on former PM Oli following his response about the Gen Z protests' violence.
Nicolas Maduro faces U.S. court for narcotrafficking charges after his capture in a military operation in Caracas.