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Why Europe won’t confront Trump on trade – even when the courts do

A judicial rebuke in Washington altered the legal landscape, but not Europe’s political calculus, where security dependence on the US outweighs economic self-interest The US Supreme Court’s ruling on Friday that most of Donald Trump’s tariffs were unlawful marked a humiliating defeat for the president. But the EU’s response was …

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Qui est le chef des Rothschild, et sont-ils juifs ?

En utilisant des ouvrages tels que « None Dare Call It Conspiracy » et « A Short Study of Esau-Edom In Jewry », nous examinons ce que signifie le terme « Juif » et si les Rothschild sont juifs comme cela est affirmé. Nul n’ose parler de complot Carroll Quigley …

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Iran: When Ayatollahs Lampoon the Clergy

“Look at our times a handful of imposter clericsHaving no notion of reason and scienceHaving no notion of what man is aboutDesperate like donkeys in search of fodderAll they care about is eating and fornicatingHave cast aside notions of shame and honorThey seek nothing but loot and plunderAlien they are …

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1,200 Iraqis unwilling to leave al-Hol camp

The Iraqi Ministry of Migration and Displacement has revealed that around 3,000 Iraqi nationals remain in al-Hol camp in northeastern Syria, noting that nearly half are unwilling to return. Deputy Minister Karim al-Nouri told Rudaw Network, which is close to the Syrian Democratic Forces, SDF, on Sunday, February 22, that …

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Superpower: While seeking to divide the world equally with the United States, Putin is in fact forced to constantly make concessions

Following the change of power in Venezuela, the United States began to expel Russian companies from the country, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said in early February. Despite signing a partnership agreement with Caracas, Moscow effectively ignored the American capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, limiting itself to verbal condemnation …

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Global starvation: How quality of life is declining in developed economies despite nominal GDP growth

The decline in trust in political institutions and its rise in trust toward populist politicians in recent years may have economic causes, among other things: global economic growth no longer automatically translates into middle-class prosperity. For millennials and zoomers, social mobility hasn’t simply slowed—it’s stalled at the lower levels: in …

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5 things Africa should watch if Trump invades Iran

From Red Sea security to BRICS solidarity, a wider Middle East war would stress-test the continent’s fragile supply chains and geopolitical alliances, and put South Africa’s Iran links under a microscope. Here are five risks to watch. As US warships mass off the Iranian coast and Western allies scramble to …

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