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Nov 22 2025POLITICS

G20 Gathers in Africa Despite U. S. Absence

World leaders from the G20 met in Johannesburg, South Africa, for a significant summit, even though the U. S. chose not to attend. This gathering was unique because a declaration was adopted right at the beginning, which is not the usual way things are done. Typically, these declarations happen at t

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Nov 22 2025ENVIRONMENT

Climate Talks Hit a Snag: EU and Others Clash Over Deal

The COP30 climate summit in Brazil is running late. Everyone was supposed to wrap things up by Friday, but talks dragged on into the night. Why? The European Union (EU) isn't happy with the proposed deal. They say it doesn't do enough to cut down on greenhouse gases. Most of the 200 countries at th

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Nov 22 2025OPINION

A Feast for the World: Thanksgiving's Hidden Legacy

Thanksgiving isn't just about turkey and pie. It's a day with a powerful history of helping others. After World War II, America showed this in a big way. In 1946, U. S. soldiers in Germany shared a Thanksgiving meal with local kids. These children were amazed by simple things like oranges, which wer

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Nov 21 2025POLITICS

Putin and Gnassingbe: A Meeting of Minds in Moscow

In a move that's caught the attention of many, Vladimir Putin, the leader of Russia, is set to have a chat with Faure Gnassingbe, the president of Togo. This meeting is happening in Moscow, and it's all about making friends and doing business together. Gnassingbe, whose family has been running Togo

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Nov 21 2025POLITICS

Germany and Singapore Team Up to Fix Trade Problems

Germany and Singapore are joining forces to handle trade issues. This comes as both countries face new challenges in global trade. Germany's Finance Minister, Lars Klingbeil, recently visited Singapore. He met with top leaders there. They talked about working together to make supply chains more dive

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Nov 21 2025POLITICS

Why is the U. S. the Only Country Not Protecting Kids' Rights?

The U. S. is the only country that hasn't joined a big agreement to protect kids' rights. This agreement, called the U. N. Convention on the Rights of the Child, was made 35 years ago. Almost every country in the world has agreed to it. But the U. S. hasn't. The U. S. did help make the agreement. B

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Nov 20 2025FINANCE

Nvidia's Numbers: A Global Tech Stock Surge

Nvidia, a tech giant, just shared some amazing financial results. Their profits soared by 65% from last year, reaching a whopping $31. 9 billion. But they didn't stop there. They also predicted even higher revenue for the next quarter, surprising everyone with numbers that exceeded expectations. Nv

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Nov 20 2025BUSINESS

Trade Shifts: Why Global Supply Chains Are Changing Forever

Global trade is going through a big change. Experts say this is not just a short-term thing. It's here to stay. The way goods move around the world is getting a makeover. This is due to a mix of tech advances and political risks. Companies are now focusing more on local areas. This is a shift from

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Nov 20 2025POLITICS

Why Are So Many People Moving Around the World?

People moving from one country to another is a big deal right now. In the U. S. , the number of people coming in and going out has changed a lot. A few years ago, more people were entering the country than leaving. But now, things have slowed down. Some people think this is because of who is in char

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Nov 19 2025LIFESTYLE

Luxury Living: Where the Wealthy Flock

Paris, often called the City of Lights, is known for its glamour and charm. It tops the list of the most luxurious cities in the world. A recent study looked at six key factors to decide this ranking. These factors include the number of millionaires and billionaires, fine dining spots, five-star hot

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