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US President Donald Trump on Monday warned Hamas against violating the Gaza ceasefire, asking the militant group to “be good” or it would be “eradicated”.”We made a deal with Hamas that they're going to be very good, they're going to behave, they're going to be nice,” he told reporters at the White House as he hosted Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.”And if they're not, we're going to go and we're going to eradicate them, if we have to. They'll be eradicated, and they know that,” he added.He further claimed that Hamas had no support of Iran and said: “They don't have the backing of really anybody anymore. They have to be good, and if they're not good, they'll be eradicated.””They got very rambunctious, and they did things that they shouldn't be doing, and if they keep doing it, then we're going to go in and straighten it out, and it'll happen very quickly and pretty violently,” he said.Israeli forces, on Sunday,..

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Reading Time:2 minutesWhy you can trust SCMPFrank Tangin WashingtonPublished: 6:39am, 21 Oct 2025Updated: 6:42am, 21 Oct 2025A senior Panamanian official said on Monday that Panama will remain flexible and potentially reach an agreement with CK Hutchison as the Latin American country navigates the geopolitical rivalry between the United States and China.Advertisement“We are working on a plan in case that [Panama’s Supreme Court] ruling goes against the extension of the contract” for CK Hutchison, said José Ramón Icaza, Panama’s minister of canal affairs.
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AdvertisementUnited StatesWorldUnited States & CanadaEx-FBI director Comey seeks dismissal of criminal charges, cites vindictive prosecutionComey claims he is a victim of Trump’s ‘personal spite’ and charges against him were filed by an unlawfully appointed lawyer
Reading Time:2 minutesWhy you can trust SCMPReutersPublished: 6:17am, 21 Oct 2025Former FBI Director James Comey on Monday asked a federal judge to dismiss criminal charges against him, arguing that the US lawyer who brought the case was unlawfully appointed and that he is being unfairly targeted because of US President Donald Trump’s “personal spite” against him.
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Saikat Chakrabarti reacted to Colombia's claim that US killed a Colombian fisherman who had no links to drugs. Colombia has accused the US of violating the South American country's sovereignty and killing a Colombian fisherman after teh US military struck an alleged drug-trafficking vessel in September. Colombia's president Gustavo Petro said Alejandro Carranza, a fisherman, was killed in the strike. “The United States has invaded our national territory, firing a missile to kill a humble fisherman, destroying his family and his children. This is Bolívar’s homeland, and they are murdering his children with bombs. The United States has violated Colombia’s national territory and murdered an honest, hardworking Colombian citizen. Let Bolívar’s sword be raised!” Petro said, adding that the fisherman had no ties to drugs.Amid the ongoing clash between Trump and Petro, Trump said in a post to social media that Petro “does nothing to stop” the production of drugs in his country,..