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Following Mozambique's presidential election on October 9, protests against alleged electoral fraud have escalated. Opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane has called for further demonstrations, while the government has deployed military forces to maintain order. Reports indicate at least 20 deaths and numerous injuries due to police violence during the unrest, raising concerns over human rights violations.
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China is enhancing its military capabilities in the South China Sea by constructing a new counter-stealth radar system on Triton Island. This development, part of a broader strategy to dominate the region, poses challenges for U.S. operations and regional claimants like Vietnam and the Philippines. The radar aims to detect stealth aircraft, complicating military dynamics.
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Iran's potential response to Israel's recent aerial assault remains unclear, with analysts suggesting Tehran may avoid immediate retaliation to prevent escalation. The strikes targeted Iranian military assets, raising questions about Iran's military vulnerabilities and its geopolitical strategy amid ongoing regional conflicts.
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Following Donald Trump's election victory, he has pledged to impose significant tariffs on imports, particularly targeting China. This has prompted global companies to reconsider their supply chains, with many seeking alternatives to Chinese manufacturing. The potential economic repercussions are being felt across various sectors, especially in Southeast Asia.
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As President-elect Trump prepares to impose tariffs of up to 60% on Chinese imports, experts warn of significant impacts on China's economy. The country faces challenges from a property slump and rising debt, while the U.S. seeks to leverage its position in trade negotiations.
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Following the recent U.S. election, the dollar has surged, reaching its highest level in a year. Analysts attribute this rise to anticipated economic policies under President-elect Trump, including tariffs and tax cuts, which could impact global markets and inflation rates.