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A Glimmer of Hope in the Ukraine Conflict?

April 27, 2025

The recent encounter between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Rome has sparked some unexpected optimism. Jake Sullivan, a former national security adviser, surprisingly found a reason to be hopeful. He noted that Trump's meeting with Zelenskyy was the first time

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The U. S. Pushes for Change in Global Finance

April 23, 2025

The U. S. government has been vocal about the need for significant changes in how the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank operate. This push comes at a time when there are worries that the U. S. might pull out of these global financial bodies altogether. The U. S. has been making wa

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U. S. Tired of Waiting for Ukraine Peace Deal

April 18, 2025

The U. S. is getting impatient with the slow progress in the Ukraine-Russia peace talks. The U. S. has been trying to broker a deal between Ukraine and Russia for months, but it seems like they are running out of patience. The U. S. has other priorities to focus on, and they might just move on if

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Ukraine's U. S. Ambassador Steps Down Amidst Tense Diplomacy

April 17, 2025

The U. S. ambassador to Ukraine, Bridget Brink, has chosen to leave her post sooner than expected. This news comes from three different sources and was confirmed by the State Department. Brink has been in her role for three years, which is quite a long time to serve in a war zone. The spokesperson f

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Don't Let Trade Wars Fuel a Military Showdown Over Taiwan

April 16, 2025

The U. S. has made defending Taiwan a big part of its Pacific plans. But its trade tactics might make things worse. The U. S. has been talking about a strong Pacific strategy. The defense of Taiwan is a key part of this plan. This isn't new. It's been U. S. policy since 1949. But things have changed

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Student Activist's Fight for Stay in US Hits Roadblock

April 12, 2025

A judge has made a surprising decision. Mahmoud Khalil, a student activist, can be deported. This is because of his involvement in protests. The judge believes Khalil's actions could harm U. S. foreign policy. This ruling came as a shock to many. It could affect other international students too. Kh

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NATO's Tough Talk: Allies Face Uncertainty and High Costs

April 4, 2025

NATO allies are in a tough spot. The US wants them to spend more on defense. This is not new. But now, the US is pushing for a big increase. They want NATO countries to spend 5% of their GDP on defense. This is a lot more than the current target of 2%. Most NATO countries are already struggling to m

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Myanmar's Earthquake: The Global Response and American Delay

March 31, 2025

A powerful earthquake struck Myanmar, leaving over 1, 700 people dead. The country is in desperate need of help. The earthquake hit Myanmar's densely populated central region. The death toll is expected to rise as rescue teams reach more remote areas. Many countries have stepped up to offer aid, i

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Venezuela's Oil: The Tariff Twist

March 24, 2025

The United States is planning to hit countries buying Venezuelan oil with a 25% tariff. This move is part of a broader strategy to pressure Venezuela, which has been a significant oil supplier to the US. The tariff announcement came from the White House, which accused Venezuela of sending criminals

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Greenland Stands United Against Trump's Bold Move

March 15, 2025

Greenland, the world's largest island, is not just a giant block of ice. It's a place with its own people, culture, and history. Greenland is a semi-autonomous territory of Denmark. This means Greenland manages its own local affairs, but Denmark handles the big stuff like foreign and defense policie