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The World Cup final, which golfer Trump had to visit as a clueless host, was a nuisance.
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0Bell argued that [the rise of far right factions] should be understood less as a straightforward product of economic conflict than as a response to social dislocation and anxiety over status.
0The main reason why the U.S. administration prioritizes Caracas over Havana lies in the nature of the interests at stake.
0While Hamas has said that its weapons would be handed over to the Board of Peace, many hurdles remain.
0All predictions regarding the end of the war have proved wrong.
0The critical issue being overlooked, however, is whether the Gulf clock will tick patiently throughout this process.
0The new threat confounds Iranian strategists who based their negotiations on backing Trump into a corner ahead of the midterm elections.
0Obama is the only one of the group of former presidents who is not yet 80.
0[A] promising policy of peace is not based on one-sided and high-handed social media posts.
0The World Cup final, which golfer Trump had to visit as a clueless host, was a nuisance.
0This appears to be American aid, but the underlying motivation is anything but altruistic.
0[T]he relationship between Mexico and the United States is going through moments that are, yes, both tense and complicated, but above all, quite strange.
0Donald Trump’s proposed 200% tariff on generic drug imports is less a blow to India’s pharmaceutical industry than a costly gamble that could leave American patients paying the highest price.
If the Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce wedding proves anything, it’s that the Big Fat Indian Wedding is no longer just India’s cultural signature—it’s becoming the world’s aspirational wedding.
The shrinking of ambitions away from the Indian Ocean ... suggests that the [U.S] is ceding the continent, including West Asia, to China.
Secretary Rubio’s ‘diplomatic masterstroke’ in Delhi unintentionally transformed political damage control into an involuntary roast of his own boss.
If the President of the United States behaves primarily as the chief negotiator for corporate America, then alliances themselves become contingent commodities.
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