Ireland moves forward with landmark import ban Ireland has taken another significant step in shaping its foreign policy after its parliament approved legislation that would ban the import of goods produced in Israeli settlements located in the occupied Palestinian territories. The proposed law, known as the Israeli Settlements (Prohibition of Importation of Goods) Bill, aims […]
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US President Donald Trump reignited tensions with several of America’s allies after delivering a series of strong remarks during the Nato summit, where he openly criticized Spain and once again expressed his long-standing interest in Greenland. Speaking alongside Nato Secretary General Mark Rutte before the summit’s main discussions, Trump voiced frustration over what he described […]
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As British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced his departure on Monday, reactions from across the world highlighted the contrasting views surrounding his time in office. While many European leaders praised his leadership and diplomatic efforts, critics from the United States and Russia used the moment to voice their dissatisfaction with his policies. Starmer leaves office […]
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Paris, August 19 — In a striking and deeply personal warning, French President Emmanuel Macron urged European nations to remain vigilant and cautious about trusting Russian President Vladimir Putin, describing him not only as a threat but metaphorically as “an ogre at our gates.” Speaking with LCI, Macron didn’t mince his words. With a firm […]
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Washington, July 11 — In a move that signals a shift in how the United States supports Ukraine, President Donald Trump announced yesterday that US weapons will now be routed to Ukraine through NATO, with the alliance footing the bill entirely. “We’re sending weapons to NATO, and NATO is paying 100 per cent,” Trump said […]
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