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US-Venezuela oil deal: what we know and what remains unclear
The US and Venezuela have announced a major oil deal, but many details are still unknown. Critics question its legitimacy, while supporters
Iran strikes US bases in Jordan after American attack on Hormuz island
Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps says it hit two US air bases in Jordan with ballistic missiles. The strikes follow a US attack on Iranian r
Nepal floods: death toll exceeds 900 as rescue efforts continue
Rescuers in Nepal and Tibet are still searching for survivors after flash floods killed more than 900 people. Thousands remain missing, and
Venezuela insists on oil sovereignty despite US deal
Venezuela's acting president insists the country retains sovereignty over its oil reserves despite a US deal. The agreement grants Washingto
India and Uzbekistan forge strategic pact with $5bn trade goal and uranium deal
India and Uzbekistan have upgraded their relationship to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, setting a $5bn trade target for 2030. Talks
Guinea-Bissau referendum deepens rift as junta seeks stronger presidency
Guinea-Bissau held a referendum on a new constitution drafted by the military junta, aiming to boost presidential powers. Opposition parties
At least seven dead as passenger ship capsizes off northern Cyprus
At least seven people died when a passenger ship capsized off the coast of northern Cyprus on Sunday. Turkish and local authorities rescued
Nepal issues fresh flood alerts as death toll surpasses 750
Nepal issued fresh flood warnings on Sunday as the Bhotekoshi River rose again. The death toll across Nepal and Tibet has reached 750, with
Uzbekistan marks 35 years of independence with grand New Tashkent show
Uzbekistan marked 35 years of independence with a grand celebration in New Tashkent. The event featured live music, dance, and a large drone
Nepal floods: hundreds of foreign nationals still unaccounted for
Nearly 3,000 people are missing after flash floods hit Nepal and Tibet, with hundreds of foreign nationals among them. The EU has pledged €2
Gunfire erupts in Niamey as presidential palace comes under attack
Overnight clashes in Niamey targeted the presidential palace and a military airbase, prompting the junta to urge calm. State TV went off air
Guinea-Bissau junta's referendum faces boycott as critics cry foul
Guinea-Bissau votes on a new constitution that would expand presidential powers, but the opposition and rights groups call it a farce. The j