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Former Obama White House counsel faces House questioning over Epstein ties
Kathryn Ruemmler, a former White House counsel during the Obama administration, is testifying in a closed-door interview before the House Committee on Oversight and Reform. Regarding her ties to the…
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US groups sue Trump administration claiming ICC sanctions violate first amendment
Two United States advocacy groups, Democracy in the Arab World Now (Dawn) and the Taxpayer Alliance Against Genocide. Have filed a federal lawsuit in Manhattan challenging the Trump administration’s sweeping…
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India-UK trade deal comes into effect: What’s cheaper in each country now?
The Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) between India and the United Kingdom has officially entered into force. Representing a major economic milestone that dramatically reduces tariffs on thousands of…
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US, Russian astronauts launch into orbit for joint space mission
A joint United States and Russian space mission has successfully launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. Marking a rare and persistent area of cooperation between the two nations despite…
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Can Nigeria’s drone industry deliver Africa’s defence sovereignty?
For decades, African nations have relied heavily on foreign suppliers for critical defense technologies. Patrolling borders with Turkish drones, monitoring cities with Chinese surveillance systems, and structuring air forces around…
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What is Japan’s new intelligence agency, and why is Tokyo building it?
Japan is establishing its first centralized intelligence agency since World War II. Ahistoric shift away from its post-war reliance on United States intelligence and its strictly pacifist defense posture.
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How the U.S. and China Can Cooperate to Reduce Urgent AI Risks
Artificial intelligence has become one of the main areas of competition between the United States and China. At the same time, both countries face a common challenge. They must reduce…
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Who Holds the Advantage? Three Perspectives on the U.S.-China Military Balance
The U.S.-China military balance has become a major issue in international security. China has expanded and modernized its military over the last two decades. As a result, many experts now ask whether the…
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The Iran War and the War Powers Resolution
The war between the United States and Iran has renewed an old constitutional debate. The main question is whether the president can continue military operations without approval from Congress. As a…
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Francia apaga 3 reactores nucleares por la ola de calor y alerta de recortes en otros 7
En: EuropaFrancia decidió reducir temporalmente la producción de varios reactores nucleares debido a la intensa ola de calor que afecta al país. Las altas temperaturas elevaron la temperatura del agua de…
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Los precios del petróleo suben por las tensiones en Ormuz que ravivan el temor por el suministro
Los precios del petróleo subieron con fuerza después de que aumentaran las tensiones en el estrecho de Ormuz, tras nuevos ataques de Estados Unidos contra Irán y la posterior respuesta…
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El Gobierno Confirma la Caída Histórica de los Homicidios Durante el Mes del Mundial
Un Respiro Estadístico en Medio de la Euforia Deportiva Los índices de criminalidad de alto impacto en el territorio nacional han registrado una tendencia sumamente inusual y favorable. De acuerdo…
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Amazon’s Global Strategy Comes Unstuck in Southeast Asia’s Localized Market
A Costly Playbook Mismatch in a High-Growth Region The global expansion model of the world’s largest e-commerce corporation is facing a severe strategic reality check. According to an in-depth commercial…
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Inflation cools more than expected in June as gas costs fall, underlying prices ease
A Welcome Decline in Consumer Prices United States inflation cooled down significantly last month. This welcome drop occurred because the cost of gas, clothes, and used cars declined. According to…
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How Beijing proposes to solve South China Sea disputes 10 years after Hague ruling
The Anniversary and Regional Tensions A decade after the Hague’s South China Sea ruling, regional maritime tensions remain high. Beijing should continue engaging in good-faith diplomacy and explore international mediation.…
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US attacks Iran and Tehran retaliates across the Middle East as both vie for control of strait
Escalation in the Strait of Hormuz The United States launched major military strikes on Iran early Tuesday morning. President Donald Trump quickly announced the reinstatement of a naval blockade. Furthermore,…
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China’s trade surges in first half of 2026, maintaining growth amid global tensions
A Massive Boom in Global Shipments China’s exports continued to grow robustly in June despite severe geopolitical headwinds. The country’s global exports rose by 27 percent year on year, reaching…
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Hungary passes constitutional amendment to remove Orbán-era president
Dismantling the Orbán Legal System Hungary’s Parliament voted decisively on Monday to pass a sweeping constitutional amendment to remove President Tamás Sulyok from office. This major legislative action aims to…
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Judge says Trump IRS lawsuit was filed for ‘improper purpose,’ refers lawyer for possible discipline
A Scathing Judicial Rebuke A federal judge ruled on Monday that President Donald Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service was filed for an “improper purpose”. U.S. District…
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El conflicto en Irán seguirá golpeando el bolsillo y la economía de América Latina durante todo 2026.
La CEPAL advierte sobre un impacto económico prolongado en la región. La Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe (CEPAL) alertó que el conflicto entre Estados Unidos e Irán…
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En Venezuela, los terremotos agravan la fragilidad de un sistema de salud ya bajo presión.
Un sistema sanitario que enfrenta una emergencia prolongada. Los terremotos registrados en Venezuela agravaron la situación de un sistema de salud que ya enfrentaba importantes limitaciones antes del desastre. La…
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Developing countries spend more repaying foreign debt than on education, UN reveals.
Debt repayments are surpassing education investment. A new UNESCO report reveals that 113 developing countries spent more on servicing foreign debt than on education in 2025, highlighting the growing financial…
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The Taliban’s war on education: ‘Nobody talks about what is happening to the boys’
Universities face growing restrictions and loss of academic freedom. Five years after the Taliban returned to power, Afghan students describe a higher education system increasingly shaped by religious control and…
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China’s graduate glut: millions enter a job market with little use for them.
Record graduate numbers intensify competition for jobs. China is experiencing its largest graduating class on record, with 12.7 million university graduates in 2026, an increase of 480,000 compared with 2025.…
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Reviving communities home by home in Gaza.
Temporary housing offers displaced families a new beginning. After being displaced countless times since the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war in October 2023, 24-year-old Mayyada and her family have finally…
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Trump built walls out of tariffs on ‘Liberation Day’. Has the US been boxed in?
As global supply chains navigate structural shifts, the long-term Trump tariffs economic impact is triggering intense debate among trade experts. What began as a bold strategy to rebuild domestic manufacturing has evolved…
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How overlapping US and China sanctions are complicating business in Africa
As geopolitical competition intensifies, the shifting US China sanctions Africa business landscape is creating severe challenges for multinational firms. Overlapping legal frameworks from Washington and Beijing are forcing corporate compliance officers into…
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Tax Incentives and Venture Capital Risk-Taking: Evidence from the QSBS Program
In public economics and corporate finance, the long-term relationship between tax incentives venture capital risk allocation remains a core policy question. Governments frequently utilize targeted tax subsidies to accelerate technological innovation and…
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Trump Is Remaking Latin America
As international alliances undergo rapid fragmentation, the current Trump Latin America foreign policy stands out as an aggressive pivot in global affairs. Moving away from the hands-off approaches of previous decades,…
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Apple Sues OpenAI Over Alleged Institutional Scale Theft of Trade Secrets
A Dramatic Collapse of a Landmark Tech Alliance The volatile competitive dynamics within Silicon Valley have triggered an explosive legal battle between two technology superpowers. According to a breaking report…