Western powers expel 100 plus Russian diplomats worldwide
From Washington to Warsaw, more than 100 Russian diplomats are expelled on espionage grounds after the poisoning incident in Britain. The U.S. orders 60 diplomats out, marking the largest such action in U.S. history, as 21 countries join in the coordinated move.
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Facebook data from Android used to improve experience
Facebook faces new questions about collecting Android users contact names numbers and call and text data. The company says data is opt in uploaded to secure servers not sold or shared and used to rank contacts and suggest calls while denying access to message content. Users may enable logging when signing up for Messenger or Facebook. Kim Jong Un sighting in Beijing triggers security buildup ahead of expected talks with Moon Jae in and Trump. trains and guards seen at Diaoyutai State Guesthouse amid China North Korea diplomacy notes.
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Russia Ignores Resistance as Douma Talks Edge to Exit Deal
Russia says it plans to extract the Army of Islam from Douma in eastern Ghouta amid talks with Syrian rebels. The plan follows evacuations from other pockets as government forces press to seal control near Damascus. Some factions push back while observers note internal rifts.
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China open to talks over tariff spat with United States
China said it is open to dialogue with Washington amid a tariff dispute after a Wall Street Journal report on U.S. market opening requests. Beijing announced a three billion dollar retaliation list and warned of higher duties on Chinese goods if talks fail. Liu He and Mnuchin were cited as leading negotiators, with China expressing confidence in defending its interests.
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