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29 September 2025
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Venezuela Holds Massive Military Maneuvers Amid Tensions with US
After recent US threats to attack Venezuela under the pretext of fighting drug trafficking, the country held a massive military maneuver.
Seoul's Bold Proposal and New Signals from Pyongyang
The North Korean ruler considered nuclear weapons a matter of survival and said: The world knows very well what the US does after disarming a country; we will never give up our nuclear weapons.
Sunset of Free Speech in the Trump Administration
According to global surveys conducted in 2025, most indicators of freedom of speech and democratic values ​​in the United States have declined significantly.
Maduro Stresses Military Preparedness Against US Threats
The Venezuelan president announced that popular forces across the country are ready to confront any US threat.
Venezuela Accuses US of Waging an Undeclared War
Venezuela's Defense Minister Said: What the United States is Doing Against This Country Is Actually an Undeclared War.
World War III and the End of Classical Diplomacy
Although future historians may disagree on the exact date of the start of World War III, the evidence suggests that it is already underway.
Abandoned in the Waves: A Shocking Narrative of India's Inhumane Treatment of the Rohingya Minority
In the dead of night, the Indian government abandoned 40 innocent refugees, their eyes closed and their hearts terrified, into the raging waves of the sea.
Far-right Nationalism Rages on the London Streets
A march organised by a far-right activist has sparked a wave of tension and violence in the UK capital, with the raising of St George and Union Jack flags in London, sparking debates about the fine line between national pride and extreme nationalism.
US F-35 Fighter Jets Land in the Caribbean
Five US F-35 fighter jets have landed in the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico amid tensions with Venezuela.
Youth Uprising Against Corruption and Filtering in Nepal; PM Resigned
The uprising of Nepalese youth, protesting widespread social media filtering, structural corruption, and the country's economic crisis, forced the country's prime minister to resign.
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