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Tag: Foreign policy

Trump-Xi Summit 2024: Key Moments, Tensions & Agenda in Beijing

May 14, 2026

Trump-Xi Summit 2024: Key Moments, Tensions & Agenda in Beijing

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz Rejects Trump’s War Support and Movie/TV Casting

May 14, 2026

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz Rejects Trump’s War Support and Movie/TV Casting

How U.S. Administrations View India as a Counterbalance to China’s Indo-Pacific Dominance

May 14, 2026

How U.S. Administrations View India as a Counterbalance to China’s Indo-Pacific Dominance

Japan’s Defense Industry Boom: How New Export Rules Could Reshape Global Arms Trade

May 14, 2026

Japan’s Defense Industry Boom: How New Export Rules Could Reshape Global Arms Trade

Oil Prices Rise as Trump Warns Iran Ceasefire Is on Life Support

May 12, 2026

Oil Prices Rise as Trump Warns Iran Ceasefire Is on Life Support

Trump news at a glance: Trump wants to ‘go in’ to Iran to secure nuclear material, Netanyahu claims – The Guardian

May 11, 2026

Trump news at a glance: Trump wants to ‘go in’ to Iran to secure nuclear material, Netanyahu claims – The Guardian

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