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Continent’s visit to Trump in Washington leaves a significant impression

August 22, 2025

Beijing Condemns US as “Bully” for Imposing 50% Tariffs on India

August 22, 2025

Disability organizations in Australia team up with state governments to express their astonishment over proposals to redirect children with autism away from the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

August 22, 2025

Thai court exonerates former prime minister Thaksin of allegations involving royal defamation

August 22, 2025

Diplomatic engagements with Europe in Washington need to be complemented by robust defense readiness domestically.

August 22, 2025

EU’s Chief Diplomat Claims Ukraine’s Offered Land Giveaways Are a Deceptive Strategy by Putin, as Exposed to BBC.

August 22, 2025

The California parole board has refused to grant freedom to Erik Menendez after he exhibited poor behavior while incarcerated.

August 22, 2025

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Africa’s Media Takes a Heavy Hit from US Funding Reductions – DW – March 24, 2025

Sir Keir Starmer faces warning to avoid placating Trump with tax reductions for American tech companies, as an economic policy consideration.

UK Wage Growth Persists, Maintaining Resistance Against Interest Rate Reductions | Economic Overview

The Reason Behind the United Kingdom Government’s Decision to Make Drastic Reductions in Welfare Programs

Australian academics attribute funding reductions in Trump-era to ‘woke gender ideology’ | Higher Education in Australia

UK politics live: Disputed disability payment cuts draw criticism as minister leaves open possibility of more benefit reductions – Politics

U.K. politician justifies disability benefit reductions, stating that you cannot ‘tax and borrow’ to resolve the necessity for state reform – follow U.K. politics live | Politics

Trump’s Reductions in VOA Funding Garners Favor from Chinese Nationalists

Chinese state media hails Trump’s reductions in funding for Voice of America and Radio Free Asia

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DeWitt CEO warns US media reductions pave the way for influence by China and Russia