How effective is Trump’s foreign policy?
Donald Trump’s foreign affairs approach is unique among US presidents – has he changed international relations for good? Since the end of the.
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Part 3. Elections in 2026: The Americas
Elections we’re set to see in North and South America this year There are various elections taking place across both the North and.
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Media fearmongering about nuclear war is wrong
While many organisations and media firms spread fear and panic, is the threat of nuclear war as significant as widely believed? From Whitehall.
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What has Trump meant for international relations so far?
There’s no denial that Trump’s second presidency has shaken up international relations more than any other US president in recent times. But to.
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Has Trump done the impossible?
Historic joint backing In a striking show of unity, the foreign ministers of Qatar, Jordan, the UAE, Indonesia, Pakistan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and.
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Trump signals TikTok deal
Framework agreement reached Donald Trump has indicated that the US and China have struck a breakthrough agreement on the future of TikTok’s American.
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Trump threatens global tech clash
Digital taxes in spotlight US President Donald Trump has warned he could retaliate against countries that impose digital taxes, rules or regulations that.
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Trump move rattles treasuries
Bond market shaken Long-dated US government debt sold off sharply on Tuesday after Donald Trump’s attempted firing of Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook.
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US to review AUKUS
US to review defence pact A Pentagon official says the US will review the AUKUS defence pact between the UK, US and Australia.
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Trump leaves Starmer squirming
Inheritance tax clash exposes tension Donald Trump’s stopover in Scotland turned into an uncomfortable spectacle for Prime Minister Keir Starmer, as the US.