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The UN Security Council endorsed Donald Trump's proposals for peace in Gaza,

which include establishing an international stabilization force in the enclave.

China and Russia abstained from the vote, but the council's 13 other members, including

several Arab countries, voted in favor. Hamas rejected the resolution, saying the international

force would become, quote, a party to the conflict in

favour of the occupation. Shares in Unvidia closed 1.9% lower following news that Peter

Teal's hedge fund had sold its stake in the chipmaker, fueling market jitters over a potential

AI bubble. American stock indices, including

the Dow Jones and the tech-heavy Nasdaq slid. NVIDIA reports earnings on Wednesday. Meanwhile,

Alphabet, Google's parent company, closed 3% higher after Berkshire Hathaway disclosed a stake worth nearly $5 billion.

Mr. Trump said he would, quote, probably, talk to Nicolas Maduro, Venezuela's president,

but refused to rule out sending American troops to the country when asked about it.

He suggested launching strikes in Mexico to stop drugs

and said he would be, quote, proud to conduct similar attacks in Colombia. His administration

is deploying the world's largest aircraft carrier to Latin America to counter, quote, narco-terrorists.

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