A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas began Sunday, following intense U.S.-led mediation and Israeli Cabinet approval, with President-elect Trump set to oversee its implementation amid broader efforts to expand peace deals in the region.
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The UK has introduced a temporary exemption for airside transit passengers from the ETA requirement and proposed fee increases for the ETA and other immigration services. By April 2025, EU citizens from 34 nations will require an ETA for UK travel.
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Israel’s Cabinet approved a ceasefire and hostage deal mediated by the U.S., Qatar, and Egypt, with implementation starting Sunday under the Trump administration’s oversight.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected TikTok’s appeal to delay a law that forces the platform to either sell its U.S. operations or shut down by January 19. The decision reflects national security concerns over TikTok’s data collection practices and its ties to ByteDance, a China-based company. In their opinion, the justices acknowledged TikTok’s importance […]
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Guyana constructed 603 shade houses under the AIEP from 2021 to 2024, including a hydroponics farm, to promote sustainable agriculture, youth employment, and reduce food imports by 25% by 2025.
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In 2024, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and Haiti experienced significantly higher murder rates compared to the United States and the United Kingdom, primarily due to gang violence, illegal firearms, and socioeconomic challenges.
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Miami’s rising homelessness crisis reflects a national trend driven by high living costs and limited support, but local groups like “Hermanos de la Calle” and city programs offer hope for those seeking to rebuild their lives.
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Venezuela offered a $100,000 reward for exiled opposition leader Edmundo González while the UN urged the government not to destroy election records amid allegations of vote rigging.
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The discovery of Lucy 50 years ago transformed the study of human evolution, confirming Africa as the origin of all humans and inspiring further groundbreaking discoveries, such as Selam, a fossilized child from Ethiopia.
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Guatemala and El Salvador sent reinforcements to Haiti for a UN-backed mission aimed at restoring order amid worsening gang violence, though deployment remains below the pledged levels.
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