Belarusian President Lukashenko Arrives in North Korea for Talks With Kim Jong Un

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko arrived in North Korea’s capital on Wednesday, where he is expected to hold talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Lukashenko was greeted at Pyongyang’s airport by senior North Korean official Kim Tok Hun, who was appointed vice premier this week, according to Belarusian state news agency Belta. North Korea’s …

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Denmark’s Frederiksen Faces Tough Coalition Talks to Remain Prime Minister

COPENHAGEN, March 25 (Reuters) – Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen ⁠is ⁠expected to hand in her ⁠coalition government’s resignation on Wednesday after suffering a massive election ​defeat, but could still emerge as leader of a new cabinet in the coming weeks. Frederiksen’s Social ‌Democratic Party had its worst ‌election since 1903 on Tuesday, winning just …

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Former Chinese Aerospace Executive Handed Suspended Death Sentence Over Corruption

(Corrects to ⁠say “suspended ⁠death ⁠sentence”, not “life ​sentence” in ‌headline) BEIJING, March ‌25 – ⁠The former ⁠chairman of Aviation Industry ​Corporation of ​China, Tan Ruisong, ⁠was sentenced ⁠to ⁠death with a ​two-year reprieve ​over ⁠corruption, state-run Xinhua ⁠news agency reported on Wednesday. The former ⁠aerospace defence executive was expelled from the ruling Communist Party ⁠for …

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Putin Allies Lukashenko and Kim Meet in North Korea

March 25 (Reuters) – Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko ⁠began ⁠his first visit to North ⁠Korea on Wednesday for talks that will cement ties between two close ​allies of Russia’s Vladimir Putin. North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un has provided Moscow with millions of ‌rounds of ammunition for its war ‌in Ukraine, and sent troops to …

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Russian Attacks Knock Out Power for Thousands in Ukraine’s North

March 25 (Reuters) – Russian attacks damaged ⁠two ⁠energy facilities in Ukraine’s ⁠northern Chernihiv region, leaving close to 212,000 ​consumers without power, a regional electricity distribution company said on ‌Wednesday. Chernihivoblenergo said nearly 150,000 ‌consumers in the city of Chernihiv and the ⁠surrounding ⁠district were without power after a Russian attack damaged ​an energy facility …

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China Says It Is Ready to Enhance Cooperation With Cameroon in Infrastructure, Energy, Agriculture

BEIJING, March ⁠25 – ⁠China ⁠is willing to ​deepen cooperation ‌with Cameroon in ‌infrastructure, ⁠energy ⁠and agriculture, Commerce Minister Wang ​Wentao told his ​Cameroonian counterpart in ⁠the central ⁠African nation’s ⁠capital on ​Tuesday. The two met on ​the ⁠sidelines of a ⁠gathering of World Trade Organization trade ⁠ministers in Yaounde, according to a statement released by …

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