U.S. administration defends new H-1B visa fee
JD Vance defended a new fee on H-1B visas and said U.S. companies should hire and train American workers.
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JD Vance defended a new fee on H-1B visas and said U.S. companies should hire and train American workers.
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Taiwanese politician Wu Pei-yi disclosed her itinerary only after leaving South Africa, citing concerns that pro-Taiwan figures could be affected by Chinese pressure.
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Pakistan's interior minister said significant progress had been made in talks with Iran concerning the war.
Bolivian politician Evo Morales described Iran as a model state resisting what he called US imperialism.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu welcomed new US sanctions against Iran.
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The United States is described as seeking to economically pressure Iran, amid declines in oil and sharp rises in gold and Bitcoin.
A federal judge vacated a Trump policy that suspended processing of immigration visas from 75 countries, including Jamaica.
Israel has rejected a criminal investigation into the death of Zomi Frankcom, prompting questions about international law.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said Armenia has no plans to return to the Collective Security Treaty Organization.
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A report says China is building a gold network intended to strengthen the yuan's international reach.
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German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul announced a reduction of €914 million in funding for the United Nations.