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TOKYO (Kyodo) -- A Japanese man wanted for his role in the 1970 hijacking of a Japan Airlines plane may have died in North Korea, a source with knowle
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The Navy announced that it has seized 37.9 tonnes of cocaine so far this year compared to 25.7 tonnes in 2025, and has also confiscated dozens of vessels linked to illicit activity and arrested more than 80 suspects. The post The Mexican Navy’s at-sea cocaine seizures are up nearly 50% this year appeared first on Mexico News Daily
In Indian politics, few journeys are as remarkable as that of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a leader who rose from the ranks of a political organisation to become the chief minister of Gujarat, and then the Prime Minister of India. There have been many leaders who have made notable contributions in their respective areas.
The National Court has rejected all the arguments used by Anticorruption against the acquittal of senior officials and shareholders of Urbas for alleged crimes related to the construction company's capital increase approved in 2015.
The House passed a sweeping Russia sanctions bill Thursday, sending the long-awaited legislation to President Trump's desk. Why it matters: The measure would significantly expand economic pressure on Russia while handing Trump fresh authority to impose secondary tariffs of up to 100% on buyers of Russian oil and gas.
Two farming associations called on state and federal authorities to declare a climate emergency in drought-affected areas of Oaxaca and Guerrero and establish programs aimed at guaranteeing food sovereignty and supporting female farmers.
Palestinians in the West Bank navigate Israeli road closures and attacks with help from a local radio station.
