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World Health Organization Restarts Preventative Cholera Vaccinations After Pause
Cholera vaccination was halted in 2022 because of shortages.
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Day in Photos: Flooding in Spain, Critical Minerals Ministerial, and Sri Lanka’s Independence Day
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Trump Says Iran’s Ayatollah Khamenei ‘Should Be Very Worried’
The comment come as the United States and Iran are due to negotiate the country’s controversial nuclear program.
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US Creates Critical Minerals Preferential Trade Zone
The State Department hosted dozens of countries at the first Critical Minerals Ministerial on Feb. 4.
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US Military Says It Deployed Team to Nigeria
AFRICOM said the ISIS terrorist group and affiliates of the al-Qaeda terrorist group are expanding in the Sahel and West Africa.
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Day in Photos: A Stranded Ship, Mark Rutte in Kyiv, and Fire in Tehran
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Belgium PM Says EU Green Push Is Driving Deindustrialisation
The Belgian leader said environmental regulations have made it increasingly difficult for Europe to meet its own energy needs.
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France Passes 2026 Budget After No-Confidence Votes Fail
‘France finally has a budget,’ French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu said.
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Taiwan Should Deepen Trade With Democracies, Not China, Taiwanese President Says
President Lai Ching-te says his administration will continue to deepen Taiwan–U.S. economic and trade relations and diversify the island’s technology presence.
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Day in Photos: Forest Fire in Patagonia, Opposition Protests in Uganda, and Annual Groundhog Day
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Top Diplomats to Head to Washington for Critical Minerals Summit
Ministers head to the inaugural Critical Minerals Ministerial as allies seek to counter China’s dominance in rare earths and strategic metals.
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EU Industry Chief Calls for ‘Made in Europe’ Push
Stéphane Séjourné says Europe must back its own production as global trade hardens and competition from China and the United States intensifies.
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Trump Says UN Still Has Tremendous Potential, as Organization Struggles Financially
Trump told Politico, ‘The U.N. is not leaving New York, and it’s not leaving the United States, because the U.N. has tremendous potential.’
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New Secretary-General Needs to Reform UN, an Organization in Crisis, Experts Say
‘The only real hope for the U.N. would be for an outsider to come in and reform it,’ one expert said.
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US Warns Iran Against Provocations During Upcoming Live-Fire Drills
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced live-fire naval drills as U.S. warships and other forces close in on the Middle East.
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Day in Photos: Refinery on Fire, Rally in Bangkok, and Ice Floating in Russia
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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US Says WTO Rules ‘Inadequate’ After Group Sides With China in Dispute
The U.S. trade representative says the WTO is unable to address the Chinese regime’s long-standing problem with overcapacity.
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Council of Europe Assembly Calls for Ban on Gender, Sexual Orientation ‘Conversion Practices’
Opponents say the resolution risks ‘criminal penalties’ for professionals and parents who do not affirm a child’s self-declared gender identity.
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World Health Organization Restarts Preventative Cholera Vaccinations After Pause
Cholera vaccination was halted in 2022 because of shortages.
|
Day in Photos: Flooding in Spain, Critical Minerals Ministerial, and Sri Lanka’s Independence Day
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
Trump Says Iran’s Ayatollah Khamenei ‘Should Be Very Worried’
The comment come as the United States and Iran are due to negotiate the country’s controversial nuclear program.
|
US Creates Critical Minerals Preferential Trade Zone
The State Department hosted dozens of countries at the first Critical Minerals Ministerial on Feb. 4.
|
US Military Says It Deployed Team to Nigeria
AFRICOM said the ISIS terrorist group and affiliates of the al-Qaeda terrorist group are expanding in the Sahel and West Africa.
|
Day in Photos: A Stranded Ship, Mark Rutte in Kyiv, and Fire in Tehran
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
Belgium PM Says EU Green Push Is Driving Deindustrialisation
The Belgian leader said environmental regulations have made it increasingly difficult for Europe to meet its own energy needs.
|
France Passes 2026 Budget After No-Confidence Votes Fail
‘France finally has a budget,’ French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu said.
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Taiwan Should Deepen Trade With Democracies, Not China, Taiwanese President Says
President Lai Ching-te says his administration will continue to deepen Taiwan–U.S. economic and trade relations and diversify the island’s technology presence.
|
Day in Photos: Forest Fire in Patagonia, Opposition Protests in Uganda, and Annual Groundhog Day
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
Top Diplomats to Head to Washington for Critical Minerals Summit
Ministers head to the inaugural Critical Minerals Ministerial as allies seek to counter China’s dominance in rare earths and strategic metals.
|
EU Industry Chief Calls for ‘Made in Europe’ Push
Stéphane Séjourné says Europe must back its own production as global trade hardens and competition from China and the United States intensifies.
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Trump Says UN Still Has Tremendous Potential, as Organization Struggles Financially
Trump told Politico, ‘The U.N. is not leaving New York, and it’s not leaving the United States, because the U.N. has tremendous potential.’
|
New Secretary-General Needs to Reform UN, an Organization in Crisis, Experts Say
‘The only real hope for the U.N. would be for an outsider to come in and reform it,’ one expert said.
|
US Warns Iran Against Provocations During Upcoming Live-Fire Drills
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced live-fire naval drills as U.S. warships and other forces close in on the Middle East.
|
Day in Photos: Refinery on Fire, Rally in Bangkok, and Ice Floating in Russia
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
US Says WTO Rules ‘Inadequate’ After Group Sides With China in Dispute
The U.S. trade representative says the WTO is unable to address the Chinese regime’s long-standing problem with overcapacity.
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Council of Europe Assembly Calls for Ban on Gender, Sexual Orientation ‘Conversion Practices’
Opponents say the resolution risks ‘criminal penalties’ for professionals and parents who do not affirm a child’s self-declared gender identity.
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