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If the federal government shutdown continues, millions of low-income Americans could lose access to a monthly benefit that pays for…

Imagine China launching an invasion of Taiwan, and the United States decides to come to the island’s defense. Following the…

Prague – The postponement of the European regulation against deforestation could cause a collapse of supply chains and a shortage…

After the government of the Canadian province of Ontario released an anti-tariff ad taking aim at U.S. trade policy, President…

Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at a shift in Canada’s trade strategy, another party splinter in French…

Brussels (ANSA) – New slowdown on the Green Deal. More flexibility, less bureaucracy, and longer timelines: on the eve of…

As images of the White House’s demolished East Wing led the national news, top Democrats shared a video of White…

Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s Latin America Brief. The highlights this week: Bolivia elects a new presidentUruguay legalizes euthanasiaand the…

Despite a hard confrontation with Belgium over a loan to Ukraine from the frozen Russian assets, the idea still lives…

On President Donald Trump’s Truth Social account, he is a king, a hero, a Nobel Peace Prize winner. His critics…