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May 28, 2024

Spain, Norway, and Ireland Formally Recognize Palestinian State Amid Ongoing Gaza Conflict

Spain, Norway, and Ireland have jointly recognized a Palestinian state, aiming to exert international pressure on Israel amidst its ongoing conflict with Hamas in Gaza. This coordinated move by the three Western

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US to Lift Ban on Offensive Weapon Sales to Saudi Arabia

The United States is anticipated to lift its ban on the sale of offensive weapons to Saudi Arabia in the coming weeks, signaling improving relations between the two countries. The ban was initially imposed by President Joe Biden shortly after

May 27, 2024

Congress Clears Stopgap Spending Bill for Biden, Moving to Avert Shutdown

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The New York Times: Congress has successfully passed a stopgap spending bill to avert a partial government shutdown, with the House voting 314 to

Taiwan’s new president: Five things you need to know about William Lai

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Politico: Forget Xi Jinping or Joe Biden for a second. Meet Taiwan’s next President William Lai, upon whom the fate of U.S.-China relations —

Biden’s pick for ambassador to Israel spars with Republican opponents

October 18, 2023

Politics·United States

The washington Post: Jack Lew, President Biden’s nominee for the U.S. ambassador to Israel, faced strong opposition from Republican senators during a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing. The main points of contention

New Global Divisions on View as Biden Goes to Israel and Putin to China

October 18, 2023

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News analysis by The New York Times columnist Stephen Erlanger: The trips by President Biden to Israel and President Putin to China demonstrate the contrasting approaches of the United States and Russia,

Putin touts solidarity with China in Xi’s pitch for new world order as crisis grips Middle East

October 18, 2023

Politics

CNN: Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping discussed the conflict in the Middle East during a meeting on the sidelines of the Belt and Road Forum in Beijing on Wednesday. The

Biden’s Trip to Israel Carries Risks for U.S. Policy—and His Own Legacy

October 17, 2023

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The Wall Street Journal: President Biden is visiting Israel amidst its ongoing conflict with Hamas in Gaza, a move fraught with diplomatic, security, and political risks. The U.S. aims to reaffirm its

Poland election results favor the opposition in a political earthquake

October 17, 2023

Politics

The Washington Post: The past elections in Poland marked a potential turning point in the political situation in the country. Although the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party won the most votes,

Will Xi Jinping’s Gamble on Vladimir Putin Pay Off?

October 17, 2023

China·Politics·Russia

Bloomberg: In September, the yuan accounted for almost half of the value of all currency transactions in Moscow. By comparison, it was 0.4% of all transactions in January 2022. China is currently

Trump Federal Election Case

October 16, 2023

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The New York Times: A judge has imposed a limited gag order on former President Donald Trump, barring him from making public statements that attack witnesses, prosecutors, or court staff involved in

U.S. to ease sanctions on Venezuelan oil for freer presidential election

October 16, 2023

Americas·Politics·United States

The Washington Post: The U.S. and the Venezuelan government have reached a tentative deal to ease American sanctions on Venezuela’s oil sector in exchange for a more transparent, internationally monitored presidential election

US war against Russia and China is nonsense talk, says Putin

October 16, 2023

China·Politics·Russia

The Times: Russian President Vladimir Putin, ahead of his visit to Beijing for talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping, has called “nonsense” the idea that the United States will go to war

Trial that could mean Goodnight Vienna for Austria’s wunderkind Sebastian Kurz

October 15, 2023

Europe·Politics

The Sunday Times: Sebastian Kurz, former Chancellor of Austria, faces a trial that could make him the first post-war Austrian leader to receive a possible prison sentence. Kurz is accused of giving

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Politics - Page 7

Spain, Norway, and Ireland Formally Recognize Palestinian State Amid Ongoing Gaza Conflict

US to Lift Ban on Offensive Weapon Sales to Saudi Arabia

Congress Clears Stopgap Spending Bill for Biden, Moving to Avert Shutdown

Taiwan’s new president: Five things you need to know about William Lai

Biden’s pick for ambassador to Israel spars with Republican opponents

New Global Divisions on View as Biden Goes to Israel and Putin to China

Putin touts solidarity with China in Xi’s pitch for new world order as crisis grips Middle East

Biden’s Trip to Israel Carries Risks for U.S. Policy—and His Own Legacy

Poland election results favor the opposition in a political earthquake

Will Xi Jinping’s Gamble on Vladimir Putin Pay Off?

Trump Federal Election Case

U.S. to ease sanctions on Venezuelan oil for freer presidential election

US war against Russia and China is nonsense talk, says Putin

Trial that could mean Goodnight Vienna for Austria’s wunderkind Sebastian Kurz

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