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No longer a pariah? Russia and China could be about to 'normalize' North Korea and leave the US with another Asian headache

Once a Cold War proxy battleground for superpowers, is the Korean peninsula being pulled apart by bloc politics again? By Timur Fomenko, a political analyst  At beginning of this week the North Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported that Russian President Vladimir Putin had exchanged letters with Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un.

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Yuan overtakes dollar on Moscow Exchange

Yuan-ruble trading has outpaced the dollar-ruble pairing for the first time, according to Moscow Exchange data on Thursday. The amount of trade in the yuan-ruble pair reached 45.37 billion rubles ($756 million) as of 11:26 GMT compared to dollar-ruble trading that amounted to 43.7 billion rubles ($729 million).

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9/11 victims’ families appeal to US over seized Afghan funds

“This is their money, not ours,” they wrote in a letter about billions of dollars frozen by Washington Dozens of families whose loved ones were killed in the 9/11 terrorist attack have asked President Joe Biden to ensure that billions of dollars in Afghan funds frozen by the US cannot be used to cover claims…

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