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US House Democratic Leader Jeffries wants 'dramatic change' in Middle East

US House Democratic Leader Jeffries wants 'dramatic change' in Middle East

By Patricia Zengerle WASHINGTON, Nov 12 (Reuters) - US House of Representatives Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries called on Thursday for "dramatic change" in the Middle East and reiterated his support for a two-state solution for Israel and the Palestinians.
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Nobel laureate Miguel Angel Asturias' ashes to return home to Guatemala, 52 years after his death

Nobel laureate Miguel Angel Asturias' ashes to return home to Guatemala, 52 years after his death

By Sofía Menchú GUATEMALA CITY, Nov 12 (Reuters) - The remains of Nobel laureate Miguel Angel Asturias are set to arrive in his native Guatemala on Thursday half a century after his death, fulfilling the writer's wish and closing a story marked by both triumph and exile.
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Venezuela, Colombia to collaborate on border security following kidnappings

Venezuela, Colombia to collaborate on border security following kidnappings

Nov 12 (Reuters) - The governments of Colombia and Venezuela said on Thursday they are willing to coordinate security efforts to combat transnational crime following two recent high-profile kidnappings along their 2,219-kilometer shared border.
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Senior US Democratic senators urge administration to preserve Nvidia export records amid China security concerns

Senior US Democratic senators urge administration to preserve Nvidia export records amid China security concerns

Nov 11 (Reuters) - Senior US Democratic Senators Elizabeth Warren and Chris Coons asked the Trump administration to preserve all documents tied to Nvidia's chip exports to China, amid growing scrutiny over CEO Jensen Huang's relationship with a suspected Chinese intelligence operative.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Withholds Asylum Seeker's Medical Records

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Withholds Asylum Seeker's Medical Records

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is refusing to release the complete medical records of Anabell, an asylum seeker from Nicaragua, following her eight-month detention. Anabell was arrested by ICE agents on February 25, 2026, during a routine check-in, an arrest later ruled unlawful by a judge. During her detention, she discovered she was pregnant but reportedly received no prenatal care and was forced to carry heavy objects, leading to significant pain, bleeding, and hospitalization. Despite her release on October 30, ICE continues to withhold her medical records, preventing her and her lawyers from fully understanding the treatment she received and what transpired during her hospitalization. Amnesty International USA is urging ICE Field Office Director Sam Olson to immediately provide Anabell with her complete medical records.
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Migrants trek north through Mexico, buoyed by US election result

Migrants trek north through Mexico, buoyed by US election result

By Damian Sanchez and Lizbeth Diaz TAPACHULA, Mexico, Nov 11 (Reuters) - More than a thousand migrants were walking northward on Wednesday in a caravan through southern Mexico, spurred by last week's Democratic victory in US midterm elections, which raised hopes that US immigration policies could
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Analysts weigh how Democrats’ midterm wins could shift Trump’s Latin America policy

Analysts weigh how Democrats’ midterm wins could shift Trump’s Latin America policy

Analysts are examining how recent Democratic wins in the U.S. midterm elections might impact Latin America during President Donald Trump's final two years
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Trump replaces judicial nominee in last-ditch bid to reshape US appeals court

Trump replaces judicial nominee in last-ditch bid to reshape US appeals court

By Nate Raymond Nov 10 (Reuters) - The White House withdrew and replaced one of President Donald Trump's judicial nominees on Tuesday, after opposition from Republican senators cast doubt on his ability to fill a key US appeals court seat before Democrats take control of the Senate.
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Over 100 Indonesian lawmakers sign petition that could lead to vice president's impeachment

Over 100 Indonesian lawmakers sign petition that could lead to vice president's impeachment

By Ananda Teresia JAKARTA, Nov 11 (Reuters) - More than 100 Indonesian lawmakers signed a petition on Wednesday that opens the door for the impeachment of Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka, a move that risks further stoking political tensions in Southeast Asia's largest economy.
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US yields climb, stocks fall as inflation data boosts chances for larger Fed rate hike

US yields climb, stocks fall as inflation data boosts chances for larger Fed rate hike

By Caroline Valetkevitch and Shashwat Chauhan Nov 10 (Reuters) - US Treasury yields jumped and Wall Street stocks fell on Tuesday after a hotter-than-anticipated US inflation reading boosted chances for a Federal Reserve interest-rate hike of half a percentage point next month.
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Kennedy family tries to stop Trump's Washington arch

Kennedy family tries to stop Trump's Washington arch

By Costas Pitas Nov 10 (Reuters) - Several members of the Kennedy family, one of America's most famous political dynasties, filed on Tuesday to join a court case aimed at stopping President Donald Trump from building a proposed triumphal arch in Washington, saying it would obstruct views and cast
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Portugal Reaffirms Solidarity with Mozambique Amidst Cabo Delgado Insurgency, Boosts Parliamentary Cooperation

Portugal Reaffirms Solidarity with Mozambique Amidst Cabo Delgado Insurgency, Boosts Parliamentary Cooperation

José Pedro Aguiar-Branco, the President of the Portuguese Assembly of the Republic, reiterated Portugal's solidarity with Mozambique concerning the terrorist threat in Cabo Delgado during his visit to Maputo. Speaking before the Mozambican Assembly of the Republic, Aguiar-Branco emphasized the importance of stronger political dialogue and parliamentary cooperation to consolidate democracy and promote peace. He condemned extremism and terrorism in Cabo Delgado and assured that the Portuguese parliament would continue to draw international attention to the situation to help restore peace. On bilateral relations, Aguiar-Branco highlighted the historical, cultural, linguistic, and human ties between the two nations, noting that approximately 500 Portuguese companies operate in Mozambique, contributing to job creation and professional training. A new protocol for parliamentary cooperation was announced, aiming to facilitate exchanges between legislators and parliamentary services, share experiences on working c...