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Chinese Dissident Artist Tried Over Satirical Mao Sculptures

Gao Zhen detained in China for alleged 'defamation' of national heroes

Maduro Calls for 'Reconciliation and Forgiveness' in Palm Sunday Letter

The Venezuelan dictator and his wife Cilia Flores pen a message from prison quoting the Bible and urging national unity.

Astoria Commemorates 71st Anniversary of EOKA Liberation Struggle

Cypriot American organizations honor the heroes of the fight for Cypriot independence from British colonial rule.

N.Y.U. Closes Abu Dhabi Campus After Iran Vows Retaliation

University cites 'abundance of caution' after Iranian leaders say American schools abroad are 'legitimate targets'

Chinese Artist Faces Prison Over Mao Sculptures

Gao Zhen detained in China over satirical works depicting former leader

Trump says he has 'no problem' with Russian tanker bringing oil to Cuba despite blockade

President dismisses concerns that allowing the shipment would help Russian President Vladimir Putin

Nicholas Haysom, Anti-Apartheid Lawyer Turned U.N. Peacemaker, Dies at 73

Haysom fought apartheid, advised Nelson Mandela, and held key U.N. posts in global conflict zones.

Pussy Riot Protests US Tech Firm Ubiquiti Over Russia Ties

Feminist group targets company for allegedly enabling Russian war crimes

Douthat: Closing Strait of Hormuz Iran's 'Nuclear-Esque' Option

How U.S. strategy encourages mutually assured destruction

Trump Criticizes NATO Allies' Lack of Support in Iran War

Former president comments on Truth Social about allies' inaction during conflict

Former Venezuelan President Maduro Sends Message from US Prison

Maduro thanks supporters in first online post since arrest in New York

Venezuelan President Maduro Publishes Appeal from US Custody

Maduro thanks supporters and calls for national unity and reconciliation.

Border Towns Struggle as Canadian Tourists Boycott US Amid Political Tensions

Niagara region sees sharp decline in Canadian spending due to Trump-era tariffs and rhetoric

Trump's Shifting Rhetoric Sows Confusion Over Iran War

As the conflict enters its second month, the president's penchant for embellishments and contradictions is being tested amid the high stakes of war.

Pussy Riot Stages Protest Against Tech Firm Ubiquiti for 'Powering Russian War Crimes'

Activist group occupies Ubiquiti's Manhattan offices, accuses company of enabling Russian military communications on the frontline in Ukraine.

Expert Analyzes Trump's Worldview: Small Nations Must Submit to Great Powers

Professor Igor Aizenberg examines the ideological foundations behind the Trump administration's foreign policy approach.

Judge weighs whether Venezuela can pay Maduro's legal costs in US drug trafficking case

A U.S. judge questioned the basis for barring Venezuela from funding the defense of former President Nicolás Maduro in his drug trafficking case.

Chess Ruling Challenges Russia's Grip on Ukraine

Court of Arbitration for Sport orders Russia to halt chess activities in occupied Ukrainian regions

Venezuelans Rally to Demand Release of President Maduro

Protesters gather in Caracas to call for return of leader detained in U.S.

Judge Refuses to Dismiss Charges Against Ex-Venezuelan President Maduro

Maduro and wife Cilia Flores face drug trafficking and 'narco-terrorism' charges in high-profile U.S. case.

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