U.S. Government Shutdown Day 35: Live Capitol Update
Day 35 of the U.S. government shutdown nears a record as federal workers go unpaid, aid lapses and data collection stalls. Live view and global ripples explained.
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Day 35 of the U.S. government shutdown nears a record as federal workers go unpaid, aid lapses and data collection stalls. Live view and global ripples explained.
Peru cuts diplomatic ties with Mexico over asylum granted to ex-PM Betssy Chavez, accused in a 2022 coup attempt, triggering a major diplomatic standoff.
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Ahead of Student Day, Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei said the Iran-US dispute is driven by fundamental differences and demanded an end to U.S. support for Israel and troop withdrawal.
Seven foreign ministers met in Istanbul to uphold Gaza ceasefire and plan for reconstruction and a lasting two-state solution.
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The PLA Air Force Engineering University in Xi’an launched its 6th International Cadets Week, uniting cadets from China and 17 other countries for training and cultural exchange.
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