In Pursuing Canal, Trump Could Push Panama Closer to China

In Pursuing Canal, Trump Could Push Panama Closer to China

As Panama’s president laid a wreath to honor those who died protesting the American occupation 60 years ago, the ceremony attendees were resolute. The commemoration this month came just days after President-elect Donald J. Trump falsely claimed China was controlling the Panama Canal and suggested he could use military force to retake the waterway. The […]

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Germany’s Economy Shrank in 2024. Politicians Vow to Revive It.

Germany’s Economy Shrank in 2024. Politicians Vow to Revive It.

Germany’s economic growth shrank for a second straight year in 2024, data released Wednesday showed. How to revive it this year has become a central issue as voters prepare to go to the polls next month to elect a new government. Manufacturing of automobiles and machinery fell sharply last year, as increased competition, especially from […]

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Hun Sen Adviser Wanted in Thailand Over Lim Kimya Killing

Hun Sen Adviser Wanted in Thailand Over Lim Kimya Killing

A Thai court issued an arrest warrant for an adviser to the Cambodian strongman Hun Sen on Wednesday, charging him with hiring others to commit “premeditated murder” in the brazen killing of a former Cambodian opposition politician in Bangkok last week. The warrant was the strongest indication so far that Lim Kimya, who was gunned […]

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Mozambique at a Crossroads as New President is Sworn In

Mozambique at a Crossroads as New President is Sworn In

Decades ago, Mozambique’s liberation party, Frelimo, easily attracted adoring crowds. The promise of salvation from Portuguese colonizers, and a life with jobs and housing for all, was an easy sell in a southern African nation that was suffering under racist rule. But when Daniel Chapo of Frelimo becomes president on Wednesday, he will confront a […]

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South Korean President Is Detained in Insurrection Inquiry

South Korean President Is Detained in Insurrection Inquiry

Investigators have detained South Korea’s impeached leader, Yoon Suk Yeol. This is the first time a sitting South Korean president has been detained on criminal charges. Choe Sang-Hun, the ​Seoul bureau chief for The New York Times​, explains how we got here and what it may mean for South Korea moving forward. Source link

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Investigators, With Reinforcements, Try Again to Detain South Korean Leader

Investigators, With Reinforcements, Try Again to Detain South Korean Leader

Criminal investigators armed with a court-issued warrant prepared a second, much-anticipated operation early Wednesday to detain President Yoon Suk Yeol for questioning in connection with insurrection charges that stem from his short-lived imposition of martial law last month. Police buses began massing before dawn outside the hilltop presidential compound where Mr. Yoon has been holed […]

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Tulip Siddiq, U.K. Anticorruption Minister, Resigns

Tulip Siddiq, U.K. Anticorruption Minister, Resigns

Prime Minister Keir Starmer of Britain suffered a new blow on Tuesday when his anticorruption minister, Tulip Siddiq, quit her post weeks after being named in an embezzlement investigation in Bangladesh. Ms. Siddiq, 42, is the niece of Sheikh Hasina, the former prime minister of Bangladesh, who resigned last year after 15 years in power […]

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South Korean Leader Shuns Trial as He Tries to Hold Off Detention

South Korean Leader Shuns Trial as He Tries to Hold Off Detention

The Constitutional Court of South Korea began formal deliberations on Tuesday to decide whether to unseat President Yoon Suk Yeol. The impeached leader stayed away, holed up in his fortified presidential compound where he is bracing himself for what his aides called a “siege attack” from up to 1,000 criminal investigators planning to detain him […]

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