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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit China later this month for the first time in seven years, aiming to improve bilateral relations amid regional tensions. The trip includes participation in the SCO summit and follows recent efforts to restore communication and trade, despite ongoing border disputes and geopolitical challenges.
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Brazil's President Lula and Chinese leader Xi Jinping held separate phone calls this week, emphasizing their strong bilateral relationship and shared commitment to multilateralism. They discussed cooperation on global issues, including the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and agreed on expanding economic and diplomatic ties amid US trade tensions.
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India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi plans to visit China for the first time in seven years, attending the SCO summit in Tianjin on August 31-September 1. This follows recent efforts to improve bilateral relations, including resuming direct flights and diplomatic engagements, amid ongoing regional tensions and shifting global alliances.
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In early September 2025, the US military conducted a lethal strike on a Venezuelan drug-smuggling boat in international waters, killing 11 people linked to the Tren de Aragua cartel. This marked a significant escalation in US anti-drug operations, accompanied by deployment of warships and F-35 jets to the Caribbean. Venezuela's President Maduro condemned the actions, mobilizing forces amid fears of potential conflict.
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Sybiha warns Russia is recruiting Africans under deadly contracts, with many captured in Ukraine. Several African governments investigate their citizens' involvement, amid reports of deception and forced enlistment. The total number of recruits may exceed 1,436, with most captured during their first combat mission.