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How Trump’s 2018 exit from the Iran nuclear deal set the course of US-Iran relations
TEHRAN, July 8 — The figure that matters in any assessment of U.S.-Iran relations is 2018. That is…
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Pentagon Report Says China Is Preparing for “National Total War” With the U.S.
BEIJING, August 28 — In light of the U.S. actions in Venezuela, Panama, and Iran over the past…
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US and South Korea End Annual Drills Early a Day After North Korean Missile Launch
Seoul, August 21 — The U.S. and South Korean militaries wrapped up their annual joint exercises early this…
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Renewable Power Race: How China, the EU and the US Build Wind and Solar
BEIJING, July 26 — How does a country add more renewable power in a single year than most…
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Canada’s trade debate runs from Macdonald’s tariff wall to the 1988 free trade election
WASHINGTON, July 18 — The U.S.-Canada trade relationship, valued at $916 billion in goods and services in 2023,…
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From Istanbul to Bürgenstock: Four Attempts at Ukraine Peace Diplomacy
GENEVA, July 15 — The mechanics of peace in Ukraine have involved a number of mediators. On closer…
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Russia and China condemn US-Israeli strikes on Iran as Security Council meets in emergency session
UNITED NATIONS, July 15 — The United States military strikes against Iran have drawn varied international reactions, with…
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U.S. Mulls Fees for Navy Escorts in Strait of Hormuz
WASHINGTON, July 13 — The latest escalation in the long-running confrontation between the United States and Iran over…
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Putin’s Inner Circle: Decades of Loyalty Anchor His Rule
MOSCOW, July 11 — The shift inside the Kremlin is subtle, but it’s there. No public defections. No…
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Zelenskyy’s Kyiv stand defines wartime leadership legacy
KYIV, July 10 — The mechanics of Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s political survival, and the war it funds, rest on…
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How Trump’s First China Trade War Ended in a Phase One Deal That Fell Short
WASHINGTON, July 9 — How does a trade war actually reshape the global economy? The answer, researchers have…
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What Shapes Japanese Voters’ Support for Gender Quotas
TOKYO — Japan’s ambition to put women in 30 percent of leadership roles by 2020 has come and…
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Iran’s leaders ‘scum,’ Trump claims he’s top Iranian assassination target
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 — The figure that matters: Donald Trump says he is the “No. 1 target” of…
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Ukrainian Drones Strike Siberia as Fire Point Extends Range Past 3,000 Kilometers
KYIV, July 7 — On March 24, 2025, Volodymyr Zelenskyy declared that Siberia is “within reach” of Ukrainian…
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European allies recalibrate defense strategies amid U.S. election uncertainty
WASHINGTON, July 6 — The shadow of a potential second Trump term is reshaping diplomatic calculations across the…
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Iran Reports Tankers Stopped in Strait of Hormuz as Qatari Mediators Return to Tehran
TEHRAN, July 4 — Iran has declared that the Strait of Hormuz falls under its command, not that…
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U.S. Feared Israel Might Target Iran’s Top Negotiators in Spring
WASHINGTON, July 2 — U.S. officials feared Israel might try to assassinate two of Iran’s most senior negotiators…
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Hezbollah leader rejects Israel-Lebanon ceasefire as Israeli strikes continue in the south
BEIRUT, June 30 — Hezbollah’s top leader has formally declared a U.S.-brokered agreement between Lebanon and Israel “null…
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Angus Taylor admits Coalition must work harder for voter trust
SYDNEY, June 29 — What does it take to turn a political tanker around when it’s sitting at…
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Opportunity Party at 4.6% in poll, near first-ever Parliament entry
Ten years. Five leaders. One name change. And now, finally, a real shot at Parliament. The Opportunity Party…
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Anthony Albanese shuts down succession rumours with blunt response
SYDNEY, June 21 — A significant development has unfolded in Australian politics, as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has…
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Bahrain Court Jails Nine for Life Over Links to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard
The nine men sentenced to life in prison in Bahrain on May 24 did not act alone. Their…
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Parliament Elects Janša Slovenia’s Prime Minister for a Fourth Time, 51 Votes to 36
On 22 May 2026, Slovenia’s National Assembly voted to install a new minority coalition government, placing Democratic Party…
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Zelenskyy Says Ukrainian Alpha Unit Hit FSB Headquarters in Occupied Kherson Oblast
The strike on the Russian Federal Security Service headquarters in Kherson Oblast on May 21 sends a clear…
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