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EU’s Ursula von der Leyen says she wants Canada to become an associate member
BRUSSELS, September 16 — European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen wants Canada inside the European Union’s orbit…
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Global Fears of Major War Top All Risks, UN Survey Finds
UNITED NATIONS, September 16 — Large-scale war has vaulted to the top of the world’s fears, climbing sixteen…
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Canada Pursues Unique Alliance With European Union Bloc
OTTAWA, September 13 — Prime Minister Mark Carney told reporters Sunday that Canada is not seeking to become…
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Von der Leyen Proposes Canada as the EU’s First Associate Member
OTTAWA, September 13 — Prime Minister Mark Carney has floated the idea of making Canada an “associate member”…
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Canada Hits Back With Tariffs as Carney Warns Trade War ‘Will Come at a Cost’
OTTAWA, March 12 The air in Ottawa is thick with tension, and the scene at the Department of…
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Canada Retaliates with Tariffs on U.S. Milk, Perfume, Golf Clubs
OTTAWA, September 8 — On the ground in Canada’s capital, the machinery of retaliatory trade war grinds on.…
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UN General Assembly Endorses World Map That Shows Africa at Its True Size
NEW YORK, September 6 — Delegates in the vaulted hall of the United Nations General Assembly gathered under…
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UN General Assembly Backs Equal Earth Map in 164-1 Vote, With US Opposed
UNITED NATIONS, September 6 — On Friday, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution endorsing a new…
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UN General Assembly Opens With Final Push Toward 2030 SDGs
NEW YORK, Sept. 5 — The 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly is now underway in…
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UN General Assembly Votes 164 to 1 to Replace Mercator Map With Equal Earth
New York, September 5 — The United Nations has adopted a new world map that shows Africa as…
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As Multilateralism Frays, The World Scrambles For What Comes Next
NEW YORK, September 4 — The marble lobby of United Nations headquarters still hums with the same diplomatic…
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Cubans Decry US Embargo Extension as Blackouts and Fuel Shortages Persist
HAVANA, September 1 The United States has extended its trade embargo against Cuba for another year, deepening the…
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Trump’s Greenland Push Shadowed Iceland’s EU Talks Referendum, Which Voters Rejected 52.8% to 47.2%
Reykjavík, August 29 — The fresh possibility of a second term for U.S. President Donald Trump has rekindled…
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Trump says he is not in a hurry to end Iran war as it reaches six months
WASHINGTON, August 28 — President Donald Trump arrives on a Friday that marks six months since the United…
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Trump says he’s ‘not in a hurry’ to end Iran war
Washington, August 28 — President Donald Trump arrives at a pivotal moment for his presidency as the U.S.-Israel…
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Trump says he’s not in a hurry to end Iran war as it hits six-month mark
WASHINGTON, August 28 — President Donald Trump arrives at an awkward moment for his presidency on Friday as…
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Trump says he’s not in a hurry to end Iran war despite six-month mark
Washington, August 28 — President Donald Trump arrives at an awkward moment for his presidency on Friday as…
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Russian General Valery Gerasimov remains key figure directing Moscow’s war in Ukraine
MOSCOW, July 15 — Valery Gerasimov, the Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, remains…
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Canada Suspends U.S. Trade Talks, Vows Dollar-for-Dollar Tariff Response
Ottawa, August 22 — Canada suspended trade negotiations with the United States tonight after the U.S. announced plans…
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1963 U.S. Cable Dismisses Reported Object Crash in Conde, Bahia, as Fabrication
Rio de Janeiro, August 7 — A U.S. diplomatic cable from the American Embassy in Brazil to the…
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US Bases in the Middle East: Troop Numbers and Damage From Iran’s Strikes
DOHA, July 25 — The rumble of a B-52 taking off shakes the desert floor at Al Udeid…
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The Washington Consensus: Williamson’s Ten Policies and the Fight Over Their Legacy
WASHINGTON, D.C., July 25, 2026 — The marble facades of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund…
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U.S. Aid Law of 1961 Established USAID and Foreign Assistance
WASHINGTON, July 16 — On the ground, the architecture of American foreign aid traces back to a single…
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Turkey’s Balancing Act: Drones for Kyiv, Talks with Moscow
ANKARA, July 15 — Against the backdrop of a grinding war on Europe’s eastern flank, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan…
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