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2026-05-13 06:05:59 (1 week ago)

Antes da chegada de Trump, China pede ao Paquistão que 'intensifique' mediação na guerra no Oriente Médio

O que esperar do encontro entre Trump e Xi Jinping na China O ministro das Relações Exteriores da China, Wang Yi, instou o Paquistão a "intensificar" seus esforços de mediação na guerra entre os Estados Unidos e o Irã, e expressou a intenção de seu país de continuar apoiando as gestões em favor do diálogo, informou nesta quarta-feira (13) a imprensa estatal chinesa. ✅ Siga o canal de notícias internacionais do g1 no WhatsApp O pedido ocorreu em uma conversa telefônica entre Wang e seu homólogo paquistanês, Ishaq Dar, segundo a agência oficial de notícias chinesa Xinhua. A ligação ocorreu na terça-feira, porém até o momento sabia-se apenas que eles haviam discutido as tensões entre EUA e Irã. O chanceler chinês "pediu ao Paquistão que intensifique seus esforços de mediação e a contribuir para abordar adequadamente as questões relacionadas à abertura do Estreito de Ormuz", informou a Xinhua. As articulações ocorrem momentos antes da chegada do presidente norte-americano, Donald Trump, à China para uma visita oficial. A China um parceiro estratégico e econômico fundamental do regime iraniano, e a guerra no Oriente Médio será um dos temas das reuniões entre Trump e o presidente chinês Xi Jinping. A chegada de Trump na China está prevista para ocorrer por volta das 9h, no horário de Brasília , "A China continuará apoiando os esforços de mediação do Paquistão e dará sua própria contribuição para esse fim", acrescentou Wang, ainda segundo a Xinhua. "Ambas as partes destacaram a importância de manter um cessar-fogo duradouro e garantir a circulação normal através do Estreito de Ormuz", rota-chave para o trânsito mundial de hidrocarbonetos bloqueada desde o início da guerra em fevereiro, informou, por sua vez, a chancelaria paquistanesa em um comunicado. LEIA TAMBÉM: Não preciso da ajuda de Xi Jinping com o Irã, diz Trump antes de embarcar para encontro com o líder chinês Posição estratégica, venda de armas e até chips: por que Taiwan é tão importante na disputa de poder entre EUA e China Por que encontro entre Trump e Xi deve definir relação entre superpotências por anos O presidente Donald Trump, à esquerda, e o presidente chinês Xi Jinping posam antes da reunião de cúpula no Aeroporto Internacional de Gimhae, em Busan, Coreia do Su Foto AP/Mark Schiefelbein

France 24 - World News

2026-05-13 06:05:44 (1 week ago)

Russia announces new nuclear missile ready to launch by end of year

In a televised announcement on May, 12, Vladimir #Putin announced the Sarmat would be ready for combat by the end of the year. This comes a few days after he said the war in #Ukraine was close to an end.

France 24 - World News

2026-05-13 06:03:53 (1 week ago)

Trump heads to Beijing with delegation of US business leaders, hopes China will 'open up'

US President Donald Trump is expected to land in China this Wednesday ahead of a summit with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping. Trump is accompanied by a large delegation of US executives and has promised to ask Xi to "open up" the country to US business. In this edition, we explore what "opening up" means in this context. Plus, FRANCE 24's Yena Lee looks into one of the key points of negotiations: China's purchases of US soybeans.

Fox News - Top Stories

2026-05-13 06:02:29 (1 week ago)

California girls' track and field stars speak out as Gavin Newsom's Title IX crisis grows

Reese Hogan prepares for CIF finals against a trans athlete, one year after her viral podium protest at the California girls' track state tournament.

Fox News - Top Stories

2026-05-13 06:00:58 (1 week ago)

Meat-only diet followers claim disease reversal as expert says Americans are 'the sickest'

Carnivore diet fans gathered at Meatstock in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, for expert talks on meat-based eating, keto diets and biohacking at the popular weekend event.

Fox News - Top Stories

2026-05-13 06:00:28 (1 week ago)

Doug Burgum says Trump enters China summit in 'strongest position' of any US leader ever

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum says Trump enters China summit in the "strongest position" of any U.S. leader, citing energy dominance and food security.

Fox News - Top Stories

2026-05-13 06:00:27 (1 week ago)

Dallas mayor blasts NYC for ‘punishing success' as he pitches ‘Y’all Street’ to fleeing billionaires

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson touts "Y'all Street" as a rising rival to Wall Street, blasting NYC Mayor Mamdani for what he calls punishing success.

Fox News - Top Stories

2026-05-13 06:00:15 (1 week ago)

Ex-Biden DHS head concedes administration could have acted sooner on illegal immigration

Former Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas appeared to admit the Biden administration could have enacted border security measures sooner than June 2024.

The Guardian - World News

2026-05-13 06:00:07 (1 week ago)

Beware what you tell your AI chatbot. It’s not a shrink – it’s a snitch | Arwa Mahdawi

In a case of ‘oh dear diary’, the OpenAI president Greg Brockman is having to read extracts from his musings about Elon Musk in court. It’s a terrifying reminder that what’s divulged to AI really isn’t private

The hottest new read of 2026 may well be The Secret Diary of Greg Brockman, Aged 38¾. It’s got everything: feuding billionaires, scheming CEOs and a perhaps somewhat unreliable narrator. You won’t find it in the library, but you can watch Brockman, a co-founder and president of OpenAI, being forced to read the juiciest bits out loud in court.

Before you ask ChatGPT to explain, here’s the backstory: Elon Musk is in a legal battle with Brockman and the OpenAI CEO, Sam Altman. Musk, a former board member of OpenAI, is accusing the men of violating the AI firm’s founding agreement by turning it into a for-profit entity. Meanwhile, Altman et al are arguing Musk is just upset he’s not in control of the company and wants to bring down his competition.

The Guardian - World News

2026-05-13 06:00:07 (1 week ago)

Neuty the nutria, viral pet rodent whose family fought a state to keep him, dies of cancer

Condolences poured in for the Louisiana beaver-like legend who once appeared on Tucker Carlson’s Fox News show

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Condolences have poured in for a Louisiana couple who successfully battled wildlife authorities to keep their domesticated nutria as a pet, watched the semi-aquatic rodent appear on cable news and accumulate a social media following tens of thousands strong, and then endured the animal’s recent death from cancer.

Denny and Myra Lacoste announced Neuty’s death on Monday on Instagram, where more than 37,000 users followed an account dedicated to documenting the nutria’s life.

The Guardian - World News

2026-05-13 06:00:07 (1 week ago)

Stella prize 2026: Lee Lai becomes first non-binary person and first graphic novelist to win with Cannon

Lai wins $60,000 literary award for her study of a young woman’s repression and rage as she struggles to juggle the needs of those around her

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As the 2026 winner of the Stella prize, Lee Lai has established two new firsts: the first ever non-binary winner with her book Cannon, which is the first graphic novel to win the $60,000 Australian literary award for women and non-binary writers.

Cannon follows the titular, queer Chinese woman living in Montreal on the “uncool side of [her] twenties”. Cannon’s real name is Lucy, which became Luce then (loose) Cannon – and much like her unwanted nickname, she shoulders responsibility without complaint. During the day she cares for her gung-gung (maternal grandfather), a former tyrant enfeebled by age, without any help from her emotionally avoidant mother; and by night she works in the kitchen of a fine-dining restaurant, corralling chaos into order. Cannon’s longtime best friend Trish uses her as a soundboard for all of her problems, and is secretly mining Cannon’s life as a troubling source of inspiration for her writing career.

The Guardian - World News

2026-05-13 06:00:06 (1 week ago)

Normal review – Fargo meets The Firm in cheerfully weird Bob Odenkirk small-town thriller

Odenkirk plays a washed-up sheriff whose arrival in an eerily wholesome Minnesota town sets off a chain of violence, corruption and savage Ben Wheatley shootouts

Bob Odenkirk continues his new career as the everyguy action hero in this cynically bleak gonzo actionfest, co-written by Odenkirk himself with John Wick creator Derek Kolstad. The director is Ben Wheatley, who shows the same kind of gunplay that was exhibited in his single-location mayhem spectacular Free Fire from 2017.

The setting is a place of Fargo-esque wholesomeness: a little town in Minnesota called Normal where Ulysses, played by Odenkirk, shows up as the interim sheriff, a decent guy just filling in after the previous sheriff was found dead in the snow in strange circumstances. Ulysses is depressed and battling a drinking problem after an unexplained violent end to his last job, which caused him to separate from his wife.