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U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says Canada walked away for political reasons, but Ottawa and Washington are both playing the same game, and consumers will end up paying the price.
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Examining the Palestinian struggle through the longue durée reveals how enduring resistance, sumud, and South–South solidarity challenge global imperialism and illuminate the arduous path to…
Decades after the outbreak of the Second Congo War, the victims of relentless conflict in eastern Congo remain largely forgotten by the international community.
Zimbabwe's proposed Constitution Amendment Bill No 3 extends presidential terms and criminalises communication with foreign entities, threatening the core of the country's democracy.
Chinese and US officials are discussing whether business leaders will join President Xi Jinping’s delegation to the United States next month, as the two sides prepare to extend a one-year trade…
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Japan's left-leaning opposition parties are at a crossroads 81 years after World War II, struggling to turn the tide as anti-war, ant
Justice Edward Amoako Asante, a Supreme Court nominee, has urged suspects detained beyond the constitutional 48-hour limit to seek redress through the courts.
