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Trump administration cuts last year had largely forced the U.S.-funded outlet to cease operations, which critics said ceded ground to China and other U.S. adversaries.

President José Jerí was ousted just four months into his term, becoming the Andean nation’s third consecutive president to be removed from office.

“Labeling Belgium as antisemitic is not just wrong, it’s dangerous disinformation that undermines the real fight against hatred,” Foreign Minister Maxime Prévot said on X.

Dubbed "IS brides" by local media, the Australian nationals are seeking to return despite objections from lawmakers.

Four startups showed off their robots during the CCTV Spring Festival, a televised event and touchstone for China akin to the Super Bowl.

The collapse followed days of bad weather, prompting local officials to warn that other stretches of the fragile coastline could be at risk.

The arrival followed a request for help with training, technical support and intelligence-sharing, Nigeria's military said in a statement.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio proclaimed a "golden age" in U.S. relations with Europe — with Hungary and Slovakia, not Germany or France.

German Galushchenko was detained on Sunday while trying to leave the country, prosecutors said.

Britain’s government said last month it would consult on an Australian-style social media ban for children under 16. Spain, Greece and Slovenia have since said they plan bans.

In recent months, North Korea has intensified propaganda glorifying troops deployed to fight in Russia’s war against Ukraine, which analysts see as an effort to bolster internal unity and curb potential public discontent.