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US to cap student visas at four years under new rules
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US to cap student visas at four years under new rules

The US government is tightening the rules for international students who want to study in the country. The validity of a student visa will no longer be tied to the length of study - the new maximum period is four years
US government pays $3 million in compensation over Havana Syndrome cases
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US government pays $3 million in compensation over Havana Syndrome cases

The US government has paid out $3 million, equivalent to around 29 million kronor, in compensation to American personnel affected by the mysterious "Havana Syndrome".
US lifts Iran oil sanctions waiver after attacks on ships in Strait of Hormuz
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US lifts Iran oil sanctions waiver after attacks on ships in Strait of Hormuz

The US Treasury Department has lifted a waiver that temporarily allowed Iran to produce, sell and transport oil, in response to attacks on three ships in the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday.
US lifts restrictions on Anthropic, restoring access to Claude 5 and Mythos 5 models
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US lifts restrictions on Anthropic, restoring access to Claude 5 and Mythos 5 models

The US government has lifted restrictions on Anthropic, allowing the AI giant to once again provide users with access to the Claude 5 and Mythos 5 AI models.
Potatoes and red sphere, but no UFO evidence
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Potatoes and red sphere, but no UFO evidence

A floating “potato,” a red sphere, and a rotating disk are three of the unidentified objects described in previously classified documents the U. S
Opposition figure Edmundo González Urrutia calls for new presidential election in Venezuela
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Opposition figure Edmundo González Urrutia calls for new presidential election in Venezuela

Former presidential candidate Edmundo González Urrutia wants to see a new presidential election in Venezuela.
Data: This is how the US wants to punish NATO members that did not take part in the war against Iran
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Data: This is how the US wants to punish NATO members that did not take part in the war against Iran

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Kharg: US targets Iran's Achilles heel
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Kharg: US targets Iran's Achilles heel

The US has its sights set on the Iranian island of Kharg - and is considering a more difficult assault involving ground troops. The small island is seen as one of the most valuable pawns in the war game over sea lanes and oil
Martial arts senator Markwayne Mullin gets responsibility for ICE after Senate approval
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Martial arts senator Markwayne Mullin gets responsibility for ICE after Senate approval

He is a former professional martial artist who has reportedly hinted that he participated in dangerous security work in a war. The US Senate has approved Markwayne Mullin as the new Secretary of Homeland Security, with responsibility for, among other things, the immigration agency ICE
U.S. temporarily eases sanctions on Russian oil
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U.S. temporarily eases sanctions on Russian oil

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US launches $20 billion insurance program for tankers and other shipping amid war involving Iran
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US launches $20 billion insurance program for tankers and other shipping amid war involving Iran

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US temporarily eases sanctions on Russian oil to allow sale to India
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US temporarily eases sanctions on Russian oil to allow sale to India

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Sources: US to seek $50 billion to replenish weapons stockpiles
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Sources: US to seek $50 billion to replenish weapons stockpiles

The US government will ask Congress for the equivalent of SEK 458 billion to replenish American weapons stockpiles, Reuters reports, citing sources.
FedEx sues US government, seeks refund of tariffs imposed last year
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FedEx sues US government, seeks refund of tariffs imposed last year

Transport giant FedEx will become the first company to sue the US government and seek a refund of tariffs imposed last year, several international media outlets report.
EU joins rare-earth metals bandwagon
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EU joins rare-earth metals bandwagon

The US wants a price floor for rare-earth metals to prevent China from undercutting potential competitors - and the EU is on board.
Iran wants fair negotiations with the US
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Iran wants fair negotiations with the US

Iran has apparently agreed to talks with the US. Iran's president has expressed hope they will proceed fairly, "without threats
Zelensky expects meeting next week
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Zelensky expects meeting next week

The trilateral talks on the war in Ukraine, reportedly set to resume in Abu Dhabi on Sunday, may be postponed.
USA approves giant arms deals in the Middle East
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USA approves giant arms deals in the Middle East

Venezuela opens oil industry to private investment
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Venezuela opens oil industry to private investment

Venezuela's parliament voted on Thursday in favor of a law opening the previously largely nationalized oil industry to private investment.
The Minnesota protests: What happened after ICE operations and fatal shootings
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The Minnesota protests: What happened after ICE operations and fatal shootings

Protests in Minnesota continue after ICE officers killed a man in Minneapolis on Saturday. They have been taking place for the past few weeks
Another embassy evacuated in Iran
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Another embassy evacuated in Iran

Venezuela and US hold talks in Caracas to restore diplomatic relations
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Venezuela and US hold talks in Caracas to restore diplomatic relations

Representatives of Venezuela and the United States are meeting in Caracas to try to restore diplomatic relations.
White House: No one will fight the United States over Greenland
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White House: No one will fight the United States over Greenland

Greenland should, of course, be part of the United States, and no one will fight militarily against the United States over Greenland's future, argues White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller. The real question is: by what right does Denmark exercise control over Greenland?
Frederiksen to the US: Stop threats over Greenland
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Frederiksen to the US: Stop threats over Greenland

Mette Frederiksen has had enough of U. S
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