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The Export-Import Bank is lending $99.6 million to Africell, the only American-owned telecom company in Africa, to help it compete against Huawei’s dominant 5G market share.
Ukrainian drones hit an industrial site in Russia’s Arctic gas hub of Novy Urengoy, some 1,740 miles from the front, as President Trump said Putin is “wanting to make a deal” even as both sides escalate strikes.
The State Department has updated its China travel advisory, warning Americans of exit bans, arbitrary detention and surveillance of electronic communications.
Iran fired ballistic missiles and drones at U.S.-operated bases in Jordan late Sunday, hours after American forces struck Iranian personnel near the Strait of Hormuz, ending a monthlong pause in direct fighting. Jordan’s military says it intercepted eight missiles, while a U.S. official reported no impacts.
China confirmed it punished ten people for allegedly spreading “misinformation” about the Tibet flood death toll, as Beijing reports just 16 deaths compared to Nepal’s confirmed toll of over 900 across the border.
French presidential frontrunner Marine Le Pen says she will hold a referendum to fine violators of France’s veiling law and enact broader measures against Islamist ideology, putting her at odds with rival Edouard Philippe.
A second Iranian ballistic missile attack in three days targeted a U.S. base near Aqaba, Jordan, with defenses intercepting most incoming missiles as President Trump warned Iran could be “totally wiped out” if strikes continue.
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