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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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Africa bigger, US smaller
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Nations Seek New World Order as Multilateralism Fades
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 Amid Blackouts and Fuel Crisis
HAVANA, September 1 The United States has extended its trade embargo against Cuba for another year, deepening the…
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Iceland Rejects EU Membership Talks Over Fisheries and Independence Priorities
Reykjavik, August 31 — Iceland formally ended negotiations to resume European Union accession talks, citing domestic priorities over…
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Trump’s Potential Second Term Sparks Iceland EU Referendum Debate
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’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
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China’s Advancing Military Tech Puts It on Collision Course With U.S.
BEIJING, August 28 — In light of the U.S. actions in Venezuela, Panama, and Iran over the past…
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Canada halts U.S. trade talks, imposes matching tariffs
Ottawa, August 22 — Canada suspended trade negotiations with the United States tonight after the U.S. announced plans…
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Diplomatic Cable, Brazil, November 20
Rio de Janeiro, August 7 — A U.S. diplomatic cable from the American Embassy in Brazil to the…
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US Military Presence in the Persian Gulf: Bases and Troop Numbers
DOHA, July 25 — The rumble of a B-52 taking off shakes the desert floor at Al Udeid…
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Organization of American States Celebrates 77 Years of Election Monitoring
WASHINGTON, July 25 — The pale stone of the Pan American Union building on Constitution Avenue gleams in…
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Brazil’s elections show political fragmentation from two-round system
BRASÍLIA, July 25 — The whir of electronic voting machines echoes through schools and community centers across Brazil’s…
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Washington Consensus at 35: Ten Policies Shaped Global Economy
WASHINGTON, D.C., July 25, 2026 — The marble facades of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund…
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Brazil holds two-round voting to ensure clear majorities
BRASÍLIA, July 25 — On the ground at the Superior Electoral Court headquarters, technicians are running final checks…
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Environmental Justice: From US Civil Rights Roots to Global Fight
WASHINGTON, July 21 — The air and soil are not neutral. In low-income neighborhoods and communities of color…
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OAS: Multilateral Pillar for Democracy and Security in the Americas
WASHINGTON, July 21 — At the headquarters of the Organization of American States, a marble building overlooking the…
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US Military Hits Iranian Targets for 10th Straight Night
WASHINGTON, July 20 — The rumble of American jets over Iranian positions has become a nightly fact across…
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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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Mark Carney, ex-Bank of Canada chief, now PM, tackles trade dispute
OTTAWA, July 16 — The man who now holds the keys to Canada’s most contentious border crossing spent…
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Biden Approves Over $100 Billion In Ukraine Military Aid
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The scene at the White House briefing room this afternoon carried the weight of…
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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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