Mexico Earthquake Kills Dozens Across Chiapas Oaxaca
A powerful quake struck Mexico late Thursday, with Chiapas and Oaxaca reporting the most deaths as the magnitude 7.0 event caused widespread damage. President Pena Nieto ordered three days of mourning and warned of aftershocks while relief efforts focus on water and food supplies.
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Bannon to address Hong Kong investor event tied to Chinese broker
Stephen Bannon the former White House strategist will speak at an investor forum in Hong Kong hosted by CLSA the Beijing backed brokerage. CLSA chairs say the event will draw clients seeking his market views despite questions about its ties to the Chinese government. The appearance marks Bannon’s first company sponsored event since leaving the Trump administration and comes amid U.S. China policy tensions and ongoing coverage on 60 Minutes.
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Trump presses Kuwait to halt North Korean workers in oil fields
The United States urged Kuwait to stop employing North Korean labor in its oil sector and to push deeper efforts to ease the Qatar crisis. Rex Tillerson met with Kuwaiti officials to outline new steps, stressing GCC unity and the risk to U S operations if Qatar is isolated.
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US pushes long-shot UN resolution on North Korea
The United States seeks a Security Council resolution to ban textile exports from North Korea and permit nonconsensual inspections of ships at sea to enforce sanctions. If approved, the measure would constrict Pyongyang’s economy and curb its nuclear program, despite opposition from China and Russia and calls for dialogue.
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