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Tshisekedi Ties 2028 Election to East Congo War, Opens Door to Third Term by Referendum

A ruling-coalition panel will study constitutional change proposals after May 20.

U.S. Says Iran-Linked Crypto Seizures Near $500 Million

Trump Waives Jones Act for 60 Days to Ease Energy Bottlenecks During Hormuz Disruption

U.S. Proposes Cutting Off Swiss Bank MBaer From U.S. Financial System Over Illicit Finance Allegations

U.S. Boards Sanctioned Tanker After Pursuit From Caribbean to Indian Ocean

Brent Tops $70 as U.S.–Iran Tensions Deliver Biggest Monthly Gain in Years

Trump Touts Greenland ‘Framework,’ Drops EU Tariff Threats as Stocks Rebound

U.S. Seizes Fifth Tanker Linked to Venezuelan Oil in Caribbean Operation

Maduro Opens Door to U.S. Talks on Drugs and Oil, Declines to Address Reported CIA Dock Strike

Oil Heads for Biggest Weekly Gain Since October as U.S. Tightens Venezuelan Oil Quarantine, Strikes ISIS in Nigeria

U.S. Pursues Third Tanker in Venezuela Crackdown as Trump Warns Maduro

U.S. Seizes Second Oil Tanker Off Venezuela, Escalating Maritime Crackdown

Oil Extends Losses as Oversupply Outlook Outweighs Geopolitical Risks

U.S. Unseals Warrant, Expands Sanctions After Seizing Tanker Off Venezuela

Oil Slips as Novorossiysk Restart and U.S. Stock Builds Reinforce Oversupply

Kremlin Says No Need for Trump–Putin Talks as Budapest Summit Is Shelved

India Weighs US Sanctions on Rosneft, Lukoil as Refiners Pause Some Russian Oil Orders

Lukoil to Sell Foreign Assets as U.S. Sanctions Take Hold and Ukraine Expands Long-Range Strikes

Shutdown Likely as Trump and Democrats Deadlock Over ACA Subsidies

Khamenei Rules Out U.S. Talks as Europe Sets Aug. 26 Nuclear Meeting