Politics

The mercurial nature of President Donald Trump’s trade policies has left markets and investors in a constant state of anxiety. What is fondly termed the “TACO trade”—an acronym describing Trump’s tendency to “Always Chicken Out”—encapsulates a troubling cycle. While the art of negotiation is ostensibly a hallmark of Trump’s presidency, the reality often deviates sharply
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In an alarming turn of events, President Donald Trump’s executive order to cut federal funding for National Public Radio (NPR) and other public broadcasters presents not only a challenge to the organizations themselves but to the very fabric of democratic discourse in the United States. The lawsuit filed by NPR and three of its member
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In a brazen gambit that underscores the growing tensions between the Trump administration and prestigious academic institutions, President Donald Trump has indicated plans to divert $3 billion in federal grants originally designated for Harvard University toward trade schools. This alarming prospect is not merely a budgetary decision; it reflects a systematic discrediting of academia by
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In a political landscape marred by instability and uncertainty, the South Korean presidential race seems to have reached a pivotal moment, led by opposition frontrunner Lee Jae-myung. His recent remarks on necessary revisions to the trade tariff negotiations with the United States reflect a critical understanding of international diplomacy that is often overlooked in contemporary
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The ambitious call by U.S. President Donald Trump for NATO members to allocate 5% of their GDP towards defense spending has ignited a fierce debate among the alliance. Particularly, Greece’s Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis openly challenged the feasibility of such a target during a recent interview with CNBC. His assertions signal a growing apprehension within
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In a deeply polarized political landscape, the passage of President Donald Trump’s highly contentious tax bill by the House of Representatives signifies more than mere legislative progress; it exemplifies a glaring disregard for social equity and fiscal responsibility. Celebrated by Republican leaders as a victory, the narrow vote—215 to 214—stands as a testament to how
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The recent announcement from the Trump administration regarding the acceptance of a Boeing 747 gifted by Qatar raises a host of intricate ethical questions. The Pentagon’s acceptance of the luxurious aircraft, touted by Trump as “a great thing,” is anything but straightforward. This situation illustrates a growing tension in American politics, where the boundaries of
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The latest diplomatic flap surrounding Qatar’s alleged $400 million gift of a Boeing 747 to President Donald Trump has surfaced not merely as a quirky tale of international relations but as a flashpoint illuminating the murky waters of influence and power on the global stage. Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani, Qatar’s Prime Minister, fervently defended
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In a recent escalation of hostilities between China and the United States, Beijing has leveled serious accusations at Washington, claiming that its latest industry warning against the use of Chinese-made chips undermines the fragile trade agreement reached between the two nations. The statement from China’s Commerce Ministry characterizes the U.S. actions as “discriminatory” and “market
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