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A federal judge in the United States has struck down the controversial $100,000 fee introduced by President Donald Trump’s administration for certain H-1B visa applications, ruling that the measure was unlawful and

Chinese President Xi Jinping will travel to Pyongyang for a two-day state visit on June 8 and 9, in what will be his first visit to North Korea in almost seven years.

The Trump administration has imposed sweeping sanctions on Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel, members of the Castro family, and key military and economic entities, escalating a pressure campaign that already includes an oil

The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a concurrent resolution seeking to halt President Donald Trump’s military campaign in Iran, with a 215-208 vote that saw four Republicans break ranks to join

Israel and Lebanon have agreed to move forward with the implementation of a ceasefire framework following intensive U.S. mediated negotiations, raising hopes for a reduction in hostilities along one of the Middle

Iran will not retreat from its core demands in any negotiations with the United States, the head of the Iranian parliament’s national security committee declared on 28 May, as President Donald Trump

Fresh military clashes between the United States and Iran sent shockwaves through global financial markets on 27 May, pushing Brent crude up more than 3% to nearly $98 per barrel and driving