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China keeps Cuba and Uruguay in the fold, puts Panama out in the cold

China keeps Cuba and Uruguay in the fold, puts Panama out in the cold

China has promised to send more aid to Cuba and deepen cooperation with Uruguay as it reaches out to its Latin American allies to fend off renewed American interest in the region. Cuba became the second Latin American country to send a high-ranking official to China this week. Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla’s arrival in Beijing follows that of Uruguayan President Yamandu Orsi, the first regional leader to travel to China since the US assault on Venezuela in early...

What to Expect from the SAG-AFTRA 2026 Contract Negotiations: AI, Residuals, Health and Pension Plans, and When to Expect a Deal

Contract negotiations with the studios start February 9, but the current contract doesn't expire until June 30, so things could take awhile.

Protests roil Australia ahead of Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s planned visit

(JTA) — Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s planned visit to Australia this weekend, which was scheduled in the wake of the Bondi massacre in December, has drawn widespread opposition and planned protests, including from some Jews. Following Herzog’s invitation to visit the country by Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, some Labor party members and pro-Palestinian groups... The post Protests roil Australia ahead of Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s planned visit appeared first on The Forward.
Man admits to ‘snapping his grandmother’s neck’ after the 76-year-old poked him in the back with a steak knife, cops say

Man admits to ‘snapping his grandmother’s neck’ after the 76-year-old poked him in the back with a steak knife, cops say

He repeatedly punched and stomped on her head while she was lying on the ground during the violent attack, an arrest warrant alleges, before taking her car and credit cards to buy beer and cigarettes
Ice dancers Chock and Bates shine as US lead Japan in team event

Ice dancers Chock and Bates shine as US lead Japan in team event

World champion ice dancers Madison Chock and Evan Bates helped defending champions the United States take an early lead in the Olympic figure skating team event on Friday ahead of Japan and Italy.
Canada set to open a consulate in Greenland to oppose Trump’s takeover wish

Canada set to open a consulate in Greenland to oppose Trump’s takeover wish

‘It’s really important for us to know that we are not alone in this,’ the mayor of Nuuk said

Analyzing the US’ Reported Plans to Once Again Store Tactical Nukes in the UK

It’s possible that the US – whether under Trump 2.0 or whichever administration, including a possible Democrat one, comes afterwards – might agree to transfer its tactical nukes to Estonia in parallel with a possible British F-35A deployment to the … The post Analyzing the US’ Reported Plans to Once Again Store Tactical Nukes in the UK appeared first on Global Research.

What's A Winter Olympics Moment That Lives Rent-Free In Your Brain?

Surya Bonaly's banned backflip is simply unforgettable.View Entire Post ›

Dubois ramps up Harper rivalry with 'easy night' jibe

Caroline Dubois expects "an easy night" against Terri Harper as the world champions ramped up their increasingly bitter rivalry.

Dubois ramps up Harper rivalry with 'easy night' jibe

Caroline Dubois expects "an easy night" against Terri Harper as the world champions ramped up their increasingly bitter rivalry.
Spanish PM urges caution as fresh rain heads for flood zone

Spanish PM urges caution as fresh rain heads for flood zone

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez pleaded for caution from flood-hit residents on Friday as more rain was expected to drench parts of the Iberian Peninsula already saturated by a deadly storm.
Medical Council to set time frame for sorting complaints under proposed shake-up

Medical Council to set time frame for sorting complaints under proposed shake-up

Hong Kong authorities have proposed requiring the Medical Council to set a time frame for handling complaints, following a public backlash over a 15-year delay to an inquiry into an alleged medical blunder that left a child permanently disabled. The Health Bureau on Friday also proposed reforming the composition of the watchdog, bringing in doctors with more diverse backgrounds and qualifications, and increasing the proportion of lay members, who only accounted for eight of the 32-strong...