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Kim Jong Un's Beijing Visit Reaffirm North Korea-China Friendship Amid Global Tensions

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Security personnel inspect a damaged vehicle at the site of an explosion after a suicide bombing in Quetta, Pakistan on September 2, 2025
World

Islamic State Claims Deadly Suicide Bombing at Political Rally in Quetta

Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro
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European TV Shakeup: Berlusconi's MFE Buys Germany's ProSieben

Chinese President Xi Jinping held talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Beijing, state media reported
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