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Within his first two weeks in office, US President Donald Trump sent an emissary to arch-rival Venezuela, an apparent about-turn from the hard-line approach he adopted toward Caracas during his first term.
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Rwanda-backed M23 Advances Towards Second DR Congo Regional Capital
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Germany's Conservatives To Seek Far Right Support On Immigration
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World Awaits Trump Tariff Deadline On Canada, Mexico And China
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Japan Sinkhole Grows To Almost Olympic Pool Length
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