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898 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• US House Foreign Affairs Chair Pressures Korea Over Coupang and Semiconductor Promises · US House Foreign Affairs Chair Brian Mast claims Korea discriminates against US firms like Coupang and fails to honor investment pledges.
• Global Ocean Temperatures Hit Record High Ahead of El Niño Peak · Global ocean surface temperatures reached a new record high of 21.1°C on March 22, driven by climate change and El Niño.
• Canadian PM Rejects U.S. 'Subsidiary' Label, Demands Respect in Trade Talks · Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau rejects U.S. 'subsidiary' label, insisting on mutual respect in trade negotiations.
• Iran Finance Minister Says Nation Fully Prepared to Respond Offensively to US Sanctions · Iran's Seyed Ali Madanizadeh told state TV that Iran is fully prepared and will act offensively, not just defend.
• South Korean Public Sentiment Turns Negative on US for First Time Since 2002 · A new poll reveals that 55% of South Koreans now hold a negative view of the US, marking the first majority opposition since 2002.
• China Orders Special Probe After Formaldehyde Used on Cabbage Exposed · Chinese government orders special investigation after formaldehyde use on cabbage is confirmed in Hebei.
• US Vice President Pence Suggests Deploying South Korean Missiles to Ukraine · Former US Vice President Mike Pence proposes using South Korean interceptor missiles to bolster Ukraine's air defense via the US.
• China Holds Iran Talks One Day Before US Announces Economic Sanctions · China publicly announced diplomatic talks with Iran the day before the US unveiled new economic sanctions against Tehran.
• US Mediates Syria-Israel Talks in Jordan to Ease Tensions · Syria and Israel held high-level talks in Jordan mediated by the US to discuss easing tensions and resuming security agreements.
• Japanese Figure Skating Pair Wins Gold and Announces Engagement · The Japanese figure skating pair that won gold at the World Championships announced their engagement.
• AfD Leader Says Germany Should Abandon Euro and Close Borders · AfD co-leader Alice Weidel claims Germany should leave the Euro and close borders if the party wins power.
• China Hopes for New Diplomatic Stage with South Korea Amid US-China Tensions · China's Foreign Ministry celebrates 34th anniversary of ties with South Korea, though experts note lingering trust issues.
• Alibaba Raises 140 Billion Won in Hong Kong to Fund AI Amid US Regulatory Pressure · Alibaba launched a 140 billion won stock offering in Hong Kong, pledging to invest all funds in AI infrastructure.
• Israel Orders Military Response to Kites Flown by Gaza Children · Israeli leaders ordered the IDF to target kite-flyers after kites were launched from Gaza into Israel.
• 53,000 Fukushima Workers Exceeded Radiation Safety Limits · Support reported that 53,000 Fukushima workers exceeded annual radiation limits over 15 years, with 17 work-related cancer cases.
• Russia Allegedly Uses Local Criminals to Sabotage European Arms Factories · Western intelligence sources claim Russia is using local criminals to sabotage arms factories across Europe to test NATO resolve.
• Zelensky Warns Elections During War Would Split Ukraine · Ukrainian President Zelensky rejects calls for wartime elections, warning they would cause national division.
• Trump Leaves Door Open for National Emergency Before Midterms · Donald Trump suggests a possible national emergency declaration ahead of the US midterm elections, sparking political controversy.
• Singapore Launches 76 Million Won Child Support Plan Amid Historic Fertility Low · Singapore announced a 76 million won support package for children up to age 17 to address record-low fertility rates.
• Japan's Exit Tax Hiked to Fund Bear Control, Not Tourism · Japan raised its exit tax threefold, but critics say the revenue funds bear control and tree pest management rather than tourism.
• Russia Prepares for Potential Mass Mobilization Order Amid Ukraine War · Russia checks mobilization readiness in Kaliningrad as men seek escape routes from potential conscription.
• Japan's Takaichi Cabinet Approval Hits Lowest Level Despite Consumption Tax Cut · Japan's Takaichi cabinet approval rating hit a post-launch low of 56% despite plans to reduce food consumption taxes.
• China Orders Special Investigation After Formaldehyde Used on Cabbage · Chinese authorities ordered a special investigation after videos revealed formaldehyde was used to preserve cabbage in Hebei.
• Syria, Israel Resume Security Talks in Jordan via US Mediation · Syria and Israel held high-level talks in Jordan mediated by the US to ease tensions and restart security agreement negotiations.
• Trump's Weight Rises to 108kg, Doctors Warn of Health Risks · Donald Trump's weight increased to 108kg, prompting health warnings from medical experts despite his own dismissive comments.
• Former VP Pence Urges US to Route South Korean Missiles to Ukraine · Former US Vice President Mike Pence argues the US should facilitate the deployment of South Korean interceptor missiles to Ukraine to counter Russian attacks.
• Palantir Founder's Think Tank Influences Trump's Unverified Homeless Policies · Joe Ronsdale's Cicerone Research influenced Trump's unverified crackdown on homelessness across 15 US states.
• Iran Discovers Massive Natural Gas Reserve in Southern Pars · Iran's oil minister announced a new gas field with reserves capable of supplying the country for 15 years.
• Trump and Netanyahu Take Opposing Political Stances Amid Middle East Tensions · US President Trump and Israeli PM Netanyahu pursue divergent strategies ahead of their respective elections.
• Ukraine Claims North Korea Sent 8,500 Troops and 120 Missiles to Russia · Ukraine's intelligence chief claims North Korea deployed 8,500 troops and supplied 120 ballistic missiles to Russia.