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Taiwanese opposition leader visits China

Taiwanese opposition leader visits China

Taiwanese opposition politician Cheng Li-wun has arrived in Shanghai for a rare visit intended to strengthen ties with China. Known for her pro-Chinese stance, the KMT member's trip highlights efforts to improve relations despite facing criticism within her own party.

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Summit on phasing out fossil fuels begins in Colombia

Summit on phasing out fossil fuels begins in Colombia

Colombia and the Netherlands have launched the first international conference on phasing out fossil fuels in Santa Marta, Colombia. The six-day event features 56 participating countries that together represent approximately 20 percent of global fossil fuel production.

Deaths in Gaza in Israeli strikes, including police officers

Deaths in Gaza in Israeli strikes, including police officers

At least twelve people, including six police officers, were killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza on Friday according to local authorities. The strikes are part of the ongoing conflict in the region.

Trump wants to expand the federal death penalty

Trump wants to expand the federal death penalty

The U.S. Department of Justice aims to expand the federal death penalty and authorize execution methods including firing squads, electrocution, and gas suffocation. This initiative aligns with President Donald Trump's campaign promise to prioritize these measures during his second term.

House fire on Rijnstraat in IJmuiden quickly under control

House fire on Rijnstraat in IJmuiden quickly under control

A small fire broke out in the windowsill of a house on Rijnstraat in IJmuiden on Friday evening. Emergency services quickly brought the situation under control, and no injuries were reported.

Halsema closes Slotervaart youth center for six months after multiple explosions

Halsema closes Slotervaart youth center for six months after multiple explosions

Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema has ordered the closure of a youth center in Slotervaart for six months following two explosions in April. The decision aims to restore public safety and allow for a police investigation after surveillance measures failed to prevent a second incident.