Trade War Latest: China and India Repair Ties

Trade War Latest: China and India Repair Ties

The warming of ties between India and China appears to be accelerating. Both burned by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs on their exports, the world’s most populous nations took a major step last week to move beyond a deadly 2020 border clash by agreeing to redouble efforts to settle such disputes, which date back to…

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Sewage seeps into California beach city from Mexico, upending residents' lives: "Akin to being trapped in a portable toilet"

Sewage seeps into California beach city from Mexico, upending residents’ lives: “Akin to being trapped in a portable toilet”

California resident Shannon Johnson lives a few blocks from Imperial Beach’s turquoise water and waves of “perfect little curls” — but Johnson and her two young children haven’t stepped foot on the sand in a year. “Every time we go by the beach they’re asking, ‘Is it going to be clean? When are they going…

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U.S. warships to sail off Venezuela as tension soars between Trump and Maduro regime over cartel accusations

U.S. warships to sail off Venezuela as tension soars between Trump and Maduro regime over cartel accusations

The United States is deploying three Aegis guided-missile destroyers to the waters off Venezuela as part of President Trump’s effort to combat threats from Latin American drug cartels, a White House official confirmed to CBS News on Wednesday, confirming a report by the Reuters news agency. The USS Gravely, the USS Jason Dunham and the…

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China Races to Dominate Latin America’s EV Market

As China continues to grow its electric vehicle (EV) industry, it has expanded to several new markets in recent years, opening multiple production and assembly plants across Latin America. Chinese EV companies now offer a wide variety of EV models at competitive prices, making them well-suited to the Latin American market, with a growing uptake…

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FBI returns stolen 500-year-old document signed by Spanish conquistador to Mexico

FBI returns stolen 500-year-old document signed by Spanish conquistador to Mexico

Federal authorities say they’ve returned a lost page from a 500-year-old manuscript to Mexico, decades after portions of it went missing. Dating back to the 16th century, the document describes an early payment structure established by the Spanish military commander who conquered parts of modern-day Latin America, according to the FBI. “This is an original…

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