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Masungi Georeserve Managers Respond to Government ‘Strong Arming’

By Chad de Guzman

What to Know About the Late Prince Frederik of Luxembourg and POLG

By Miranda Jeyaretnam

Why Canada Is Giving Mark Carney a Shot

By Stephen Maher

How China Is Boosting Its Clean Energy Goals

By Simmone Shah
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Iran's Hope on International Women's Day

The hard-won gains of Iranian women in the 2022 harken to the March 8, 1979 protests that forced clerics to back down, writes Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi

'Hundreds of Dead': Inside the Fallout from Trump's Ukraine Intel Pause

The U.S. intelligence pause has undercut supply lines to Kursk, cut satellite imagery and tanked morale.

By Simon Shuster/Kyiv

The Ukraine Minerals Pact Is Still a Bad Deal

The deal was in jeopardy after the Trump-Zelensky White House spat. Unfortunately, it's still on the table.

By William Walldorf

What the Houthi Terrorist Designation Means for Yemen

Critics argue the FTO designation could exacerbate an already dire situation where millions of civilians rely on aid to survive.

By Juwayriah Wright

Never, Never Underestimate Ukraine

My country is not a Banana Republic that will simply bend to President Donald Trump's wishes.

By Illia Ponomarenko

The Biggest Takeaway of China’s 2025 NPC

Beijing’s biggest annual political meeting is unlikely to make any big splashes. That could be a problem.

By Charlie Campbell

What Trump Said About Ukraine

Trump inflated how much the U.S. has given Ukraine since Russia's invasion.

By Brian Bennett

The Impact of USAID Cuts on Disabled Kids

Inclusive Development Partners got most of its funding from USAID. Now it's facing bankruptcy.

By Belinda Luscombe

World Leaders React to Zelensky and Trump's Oval Office Showdown

“You are not only fighting for your freedom but also for all of Europe’s,” Sweden's Prime Minister said to Zelensky.

By Rebecca Schneid and Olivia-Anne Cleary

Zelensky's Oval Office Clash with Trump Draws Pride and Fear in Ukraine

As the war continues, Ukrainians reacted with resolve and apprehension to Friday's clash.

By Simon Shuster/Kyiv

Trump Has Heated Exchange with Zelensky

"You’re not acting at all thankful," Trump told Zelensky in front of reporters.

By Brian Bennett

South Korea’s Political Drama Will Produce Waves Overseas 

The ongoing political crisis obscures the fact that South Korea's foreign policy is about to change drastically.

By Ian Bremmer

How the U.S. Right Is Divided Over the Tate Brothers’ Return

Here’s what to know about the split reactions among conservatives to the repatriation of influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate—and the trafficking charges they face abroad.

By Miranda Jeyaretnam

Sudan's Starvation After the End of USAID

As armed factions crippled the economy, civilians created a massive grassroots network to feed people. But someone has to provide the food, writes an Emergency Response Room founder.

By Hanin Ahmed

What to Know About U.S.-Taiwan Relations Under Trump

A longstanding U.S. policy of strategic ambiguity toward the self-governed island, which China claims as its own, is starting to bring anxious uncertainty.

By Chad de Guzman

What CEOs Know about Putin that Stumps Donald Trump

Putin is desperate for U.S. businesses to return to stave off his economic collapse, write Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven Tian.

By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven Tian
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