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Markets

US Stocks Drop 0.8% as Trump Raises Tariffs to 15%

US stocks fell sharply after President Donald Trump announced a 15% temporary tariff on imports, marking an escalation from his earlier 10% rate following a Supreme Court ruling.

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Asia Pacific

US and Japan Launch Amphibious Exercises in Okinawa Amid Regional Tensions

U.S. Marines and Japanese forces began a major amphibious exercise in Okinawa on Monday, aimed at strengthening regional defense capabilities amid heightened tensions in the Indo-Pacific.

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US Politics

Trump Denies Reports Top General Warned of Iran War Risks

U.S. President Donald Trump has dismissed reports that General Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, warned him about the risks of a potential war with Iran, calling the claims '100% incorrect'.

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Diplomacy & Trade

Peter Mandelson Arrested in Epstein Probe, Links to Confidential Info

London police have arrested former British ambassador to the United States Peter Mandelson as part of an investigation into his alleged links with Jeffrey Epstein.

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Conflicts & Security

Hegseth Visits Denver Space Firms as Arsenal of Freedom Tour Expands

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth visited two commercial space companies in Denver's suburbs as part of the War Department's Arsenal of Freedom tour, emphasizing the strategic importance of space in future military conflicts.

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Elections

APC Confident of Victory in Osun Governorship Election, Claims Oyintiloye

An ex-lawmaker in Osun State has expressed confidence in the All Progressives Congress (APC) winning the upcoming August 8 governorship election, citing the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the party's past performance in the state.

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US Politics

DHS Reverses TSA PreCheck Pause Amid Government Shutdown, Suspends Congressional Airport Escorts

The Department of Homeland Security has reversed its plan to suspend TSA PreCheck during the partial government shutdown, instead halting airport escorts for members of Congress.

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Konflikte & Sicherheit

Putin in Aktion: Russischer Öltanker bricht US-Blockade in Kuba an

Ein russischer Öltanker mit 200.000 Barrel Gasöl verlässt den Schwarzen Meer und setzt Kuba zu, um US-Sanktionen zu brechen. Der Schritt erfolgt, während Donald Trump droht, die Durchsetzung gegen Havanna zu verschärfen.

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Conflictos y Seguridad

Putin en acción en Cuba: Buque ruso con combustible se dirige a isla para desafiar sanciones estadounidenses

Un buque ruso con 200,000 barriles de gasoil zarpa hacia Cuba, desafiando sanciones estadounidenses en medio de una crisis energética. El movimiento ocurre cuando Donald Trump promete una aplicación más estricta contra La Habana.

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Corporate

Philippines Industrial Growth Slows as Foreign Investment Drops 50%

Philippine foreign investment approvals fell by half in 2025 to 4.7 billion U.S. dollars, marking the largest decline in five years as global uncertainties and domestic challenges weigh on the manufacturing sector.

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Corporate

Former Prince Andrew Arrested in UK Over Epstein Ties, U.S. Justice Lags for Victims

Former Prince Andrew of the United Kingdom was arrested Thursday on suspicion of misconduct linked to his relationship with financier Jeffrey Epstein, raising questions about accountability for Epstein's victims in the United States.

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US Politics

West Lothian Garage Robbed: Two Cars, Tools and Cash Stolen in Early Hours

Two cars, tools, and a three-figure sum of cash were stolen from a garage in West Lothian following a break-in at around 2:15 a.m. on February 20.

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Diplomacy & Trade

South Africa Accepts Trump-Appointed US Ambassador Brent Bozell

South Africa has accepted the appointment of Brent Bozell as the new U.S. ambassador, a move that comes amid tensions between the two nations over international policies and South Africa's stance on Israel.

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Asia Pacific

Australia’s Defense Gap Risks U.S. Strategic Options in Indo-Pacific

Australia's declining defense capabilities and economic vulnerabilities are creating a strategic gap that could force the U.S. to bear greater risks in the Indo-Pacific, according to a new analysis.

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Americas

El Mencho’s Death Sparks Violence, 25 National Guards Killed in Mexico

The death of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho, has triggered a wave of violence across 20 Mexican states, leaving 25 National Guard members dead.

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