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Recent meetings between President Trump, PGA Tour leaders, and LIV Golf representatives aim to resolve ongoing tensions in professional golf. The discussions come amid heightened awareness of mental health issues in the sport, particularly following the tragic death of golfer Grayson Murray. The goal is to unify the fractured golf landscape.
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The GSA plans to shut down hundreds of EV chargers used by federal employees, citing non-critical status. This decision follows broader cuts to renewable energy support under the Trump administration, raising concerns about the future of EV infrastructure.
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Arab leaders convened in Riyadh to discuss a counterproposal to President Trump's controversial plan for Gaza, which includes relocating its Palestinian residents. The summit aims to establish a reconstruction strategy while keeping Palestinians in their homeland, amidst ongoing tensions and the need for a unified Arab response.
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High-level discussions between US and Russian officials commenced in Riyadh, aiming to address the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and restore bilateral relations. Ukrainian President Zelensky criticized the exclusion of Kyiv from negotiations, asserting that any agreements made without Ukraine's involvement are unacceptable. The talks signal a significant shift in US policy under President Trump.
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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has indicated a willingness to deploy British troops to Ukraine as part of security guarantees amid ongoing tensions with Russia. His comments come ahead of a crucial meeting with European leaders in Paris to discuss the implications of US negotiations with Russia over the Ukraine conflict.
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High-level talks between US and Russian officials in Riyadh mark a significant diplomatic shift, with both sides expressing cautious optimism about improving relations and addressing the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The meeting follows recent overtures from the US towards Russia under President Trump.
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President Trump has faced backlash for excluding Ukraine from US-Russia negotiations aimed at ending the ongoing war. He criticized Ukrainian President Zelensky, suggesting Kyiv could have prevented the conflict. European leaders express concern over potential concessions to Russia, while Trump claims confidence in reaching a peace deal.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated he is willing to resign if it leads to peace with Russia, suggesting he could trade his position for NATO membership. This comes amid escalating tensions with U.S. President Donald Trump, who has criticized Zelenskyy and called for elections in Ukraine despite ongoing martial law.
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Recent negotiations between the US and Russia have sidelined Ukraine, with President Trump proposing a deal that could involve significant concessions from Ukraine. President Zelensky has expressed strong opposition to any agreements made without his administration's consent, raising concerns about the future of Ukraine's sovereignty amid ongoing conflict with Russia.
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US and Russian officials are negotiating in Saudi Arabia to end the ongoing war in Ukraine, raising concerns in Europe and Ukraine about potential concessions to Russia. China has welcomed the talks, positioning itself to benefit from the geopolitical shifts. Discussions also include economic cooperation in the Arctic.
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Saudi Arabia's General Entertainment Authority has announced a high-profile boxing event in Times Square on May 2, featuring Ryan Garcia vs. Rolando Romero. Meanwhile, Gervonta Davis will defend his title against Lamont Roach on March 1 at Barclays Center. Both events highlight the growing influence of Saudi Arabia in global boxing.
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Friedrich Merz of the Christian Democrats is poised to lead Germany following the upcoming election, with the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) gaining traction. Key issues include economic stagnation and immigration, as the political landscape shifts amid rising tensions with the U.S. and Russia.
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In Germany's recent election, the conservative CDU/CSU bloc led by Friedrich Merz secured 28.5% of the vote, while the far-right AfD garnered 20%. The fragmented political landscape complicates coalition negotiations, leaving Chancellor Olaf Scholz in a potentially prolonged caretaker role amid economic challenges and rising public discontent over migration.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has escalated tensions with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, criticizing his leadership and suggesting Ukraine is to blame for the ongoing war with Russia. This follows recent U.S.-Russia peace talks that excluded Ukraine, raising concerns about the future of U.S. support for Kyiv amid ongoing military conflict.
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Arab nations are coordinating a plan for Gaza reconstruction, aiming to keep Palestinian residents in place while preserving the possibility of a Palestinian state. This initiative follows U.S. President Trump's controversial proposal to relocate Palestinians to neighboring countries, which was met with widespread rejection in the Arab world.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to finalize a controversial mineral rights agreement with U.S. President Donald Trump, which could impact Ukraine's future military support. The deal, framed as repayment for past U.S. aid, lacks the security guarantees Zelensky seeks amid ongoing conflict with Russia.
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The Climate Change Committee (CCC) has outlined necessary lifestyle changes for the UK to achieve net zero emissions by 2050. Key recommendations include reducing meat consumption, transitioning to electric vehicles, and adopting heat pumps. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has emphasized the importance of clean energy but refrained from mandating personal dietary choices.
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At the CPAC conference, President Trump criticized Ukrainian President Zelensky, claiming the U.S. wasted $350 billion on the war in Ukraine. He suggested that Ukraine should repay the U.S. with resources and labeled Zelensky a dictator. Trump's remarks have raised concerns about U.S. foreign policy direction.
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Israel supports a U.S. proposal for a truce during Ramadan and Passover, contingent on hostage releases. Hamas rejects the temporary ceasefire, calling it blackmail. Aid to Gaza has been halted, escalating tensions as both sides navigate the fragile ceasefire agreement.
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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has convened a coalition of European leaders to formulate a peace plan for Ukraine following a contentious meeting between Ukrainian President Zelensky and US President Trump. The coalition aims to ensure strong US backing for any ceasefire agreement while increasing military support for Ukraine.
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OPEC+ has announced plans to gradually increase oil production starting April 1, 2025, despite ongoing price declines. This decision comes after years of output restrictions and is influenced by U.S. pressure and market conditions. The increase aims to restore 2.2 million barrels per day by 2026.
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At a recent Arab summit in Cairo, leaders endorsed Egypt's $85 billion plan to rebuild Gaza, rejecting a controversial proposal from the Trump administration. The plan aims to avoid displacing Palestinians and includes governance by a committee of Palestinian technocrats, while addressing the future of Hamas and the Palestinian Authority.
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OPEC+ has announced a gradual increase in oil production, starting April 1, 2025, despite falling prices and tepid global demand. This decision comes amid political pressure from the U.S. and ongoing trade tensions, raising concerns about oversupply in the market.
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British athletes Emma Raducanu, Eilish McColgan, and Innes FitzGerald are advocating for better protections against online abuse and environmental responsibility in sports. Lord Coe has pledged to create a taskforce to address these issues, emphasizing the need for a safe environment for female athletes. Both McColgan and FitzGerald are set to compete in the European Indoor Championships.
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The U.S. has paused military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine following a contentious meeting between President Trump and President Zelensky. This suspension raises concerns about Ukraine's defense capabilities against Russia, as Zelensky expresses willingness to negotiate peace. The situation remains tense as both sides navigate the fallout.
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Negotiations between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf remain stagnant as PGA Commissioner Jay Monahan downplays the likelihood of a unification deal. Rory McIlroy expresses skepticism about the talks, while LIV's Yasir Al-Rumayyan feels disrespected. The upcoming Arnold Palmer Invitational will again lack key LIV players, highlighting the ongoing divide in professional golf.
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In response to Trump's controversial proposal to displace Palestinians, Arab nations have unveiled a $53 billion reconstruction plan for Gaza. Approved by the League of Arab States, the plan aims for a three-phase recovery without population displacement, but faces significant challenges, including Israel's rejection and Hamas's role.
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to meet with Ukrainian officials in Saudi Arabia to discuss potential concessions for peace with Russia. This follows a recent diplomatic spat between President Trump and President Zelensky, leading to a suspension of military aid to Ukraine. Both sides express cautious optimism about the talks.
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President Trump has signed executive orders delaying tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico until April 2, 2025. This decision follows discussions with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, who presented evidence of Mexico's efforts to curb fentanyl trafficking. The move aims to alleviate economic pressure on businesses reliant on trade with these countries.
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On March 8, 2025, Russian missile and drone strikes in Dobropillia, Ukraine, killed at least 14 people. In response, President Trump threatened new sanctions on Russia, despite expressing trust in Putin. This escalation follows a series of attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, raising concerns about the conflict's trajectory.
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On March 20, 2025, both Russia and Ukraine intensified aerial assaults, with Ukraine striking Engels airbase and Russia targeting Kropyvnytskyi. President Trump is urging a ceasefire after three years of conflict, but fighting continues despite a proposed limited halt on energy infrastructure attacks.
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The US and Israel are exploring Somaliland as a potential resettlement site for Palestinians displaced from Gaza under Trump's controversial plan. Despite initial discussions, both Somalia and Somaliland have expressed rejection of the proposal, which aims to transform Gaza into a luxury destination. The plan faces widespread condemnation and legal challenges.
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As of March 16, 2025, Russian forces have retaken the town of Sudzha, a strategic location near Ukraine's border. Ukrainian officials report ongoing fighting and a potential withdrawal of their troops. The situation remains tense as both sides prepare for upcoming peace negotiations.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to engage in peace talks with US representatives in Saudi Arabia next week, despite recent escalations in Russian attacks that have resulted in civilian casualties. The situation in the Kursk region remains tense as Ukraine considers its military position amidst reduced US support.
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The US has agreed to lift its pause on intelligence sharing and security assistance to Ukraine following peace talks in Jeddah. Ukraine expressed readiness for a 30-day ceasefire, contingent on Russian acceptance. The discussions aimed to mend US-Ukraine relations after a contentious meeting between President Trump and President Zelensky last month.
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Ukraine executed its largest drone attack on Moscow, killing at least three and injuring 18. This strike coincides with U.S.-Ukrainian peace talks in Saudi Arabia, where Ukraine proposed a ceasefire. The attack signals Kyiv's resolve amid ongoing Russian aggression and aims to pressure Moscow into negotiations.
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On March 11, 2025, Ukraine executed a significant drone strike against Russia, deploying 343 drones, with 91 targeting Moscow. This attack coincided with peace negotiations in Jeddah, signaling Ukraine's military resilience despite recent U.S. intelligence cuts. Casualties included three fatalities and numerous injuries in Russia, prompting discussions on a potential ceasefire.
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In Jeddah, US and Ukrainian officials reached an agreement for a 30-day ceasefire in the ongoing conflict with Russia. The deal, contingent on Russian acceptance, includes a resumption of US intelligence sharing and military support. Ukraine's President Zelensky emphasized the need for peace, while Russia's response remains uncertain.
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Ukraine has agreed to a 30-day ceasefire proposal from the US, which will resume military aid and intelligence sharing. President Trump emphasized the urgency for Russia to respond positively, as negotiations for a longer-term peace are underway. The situation remains tense as both sides prepare for potential talks.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin are set to discuss a proposed ceasefire in Ukraine, following Ukraine's acceptance of a U.S.-brokered 30-day truce. However, Putin has raised conditions and concerns, while military actions continue, including drone strikes across Ukraine. Tensions remain high as both sides prepare for negotiations.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed conditional support for a proposed 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine, emphasizing that it must lead to long-term peace. He raised concerns about Ukrainian troops in Kursk and the potential for them to regroup during a ceasefire, complicating negotiations with the U.S. and Ukraine.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed conditional support for a U.S. ceasefire proposal in Ukraine, emphasizing the need to address the conflict's root causes. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky doubts the sincerity of the proposal, citing numerous demands from Putin that could prolong negotiations.
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In a recent statement, President Putin indicated that Ukrainian soldiers in Kursk could be spared if they surrender, following discussions with US President Trump. Ukraine denies claims of encirclement, asserting that its forces are regrouping. The situation remains tense as a proposed ceasefire is under negotiation.
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A New York Times investigation reveals that over 274 Kenyan women have died in Saudi Arabia in the past five years, often under suspicious circumstances. Many are lured by false promises of better wages, only to face abuse and exploitation upon arrival. The complicity of local officials raises serious concerns about the recruitment process.
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Japan secured its place in the 2026 World Cup with a 2-0 victory over Bahrain, becoming the first nation outside the co-hosts to qualify. Australia also moved closer to qualification with a 5-1 win against Indonesia. Japan's success marks their eighth consecutive World Cup appearance.
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In a recent call, President Trump and President Putin agreed to a limited ceasefire on attacks against Ukraine's energy infrastructure for 30 days. However, Putin did not accept a broader ceasefire, demanding an end to foreign military support for Ukraine. Negotiations for a maritime ceasefire in the Black Sea will begin immediately.
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Israeli military operations resumed in Gaza after a ceasefire collapsed, resulting in over 500 Palestinian deaths since the escalation began. Hamas retaliated with rocket fire towards Israel. International mediators are urging renewed efforts to restore peace amid rising tensions and civilian casualties.
