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Brazil Vows Retaliatory Tariffs Against U.S. if Trump Follows Through on 50% Import Taxes

The Frightening World Without the Dollar

Congress Scrutinized This CEO’s Company 6 Years Ago. He’s Now a Major Political Donor

How Funding Cuts to U.S. Global Health Initiatives Undermines American Interests

In Expanding Trade War, Trump Digs U.S. Into a Geopolitical Hole

Pentagon Provided $2.4tn to Private Arms Firms to ‘Fund War and Weapons’, Report Finds

Gaza’s Narrative Collapse

Profits of War: Top Beneficiaries of Pentagon Spending, 2020 – 2024

Despite Differences on Gaza and Iran, Trump and Netanyahu Project Unity

Most of BRICS Not Really Looking to ‘Rival’ the U.S.

Future of Science and Technology Agreement Is a Bellwether for U.S.-China Ties

Monetizing Primacy

BRICS Envoys Flock to Rio

Will Gaza Finally Get a Ceasefire?

Questions Loom at BRICS Rio Summit About Group’s Effectiveness

Despite DOGE, Pentagon escapes Donald Trump’s budget cuts unscathed

Europe Is Making a Big Mistake

Will The US Finally Pivot To China?

Trump Looking for an Off-Ramp to the Israel-Iran Conflict

The Intelligence Leak Over Iran’s ‘Obliteration’

How Bombing Iran May Have Made Nuclear Diplomacy Much Harder

Seoul Marks 75 Years Since Korean War as Nuclear Threats Grow

U.S.–Cuban Relations: A Realist Case for Pragmatic Engagement

Trump’s Attack on Iran Pushed Diplomacy with Kim Jong Un Further Out of Reach

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