Tag: Diplomacy

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Trump’s Anti-War Charade Deserves a Challenge

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Trump’s persistent portrayal as an anti-war president stands in stark contradiction to his bellicose policies. Amidst escalating global tensions, it’s imperative to challenge this false narrative.

From drone strikes to military buildups, Trump’s actions betray his professed pacifism. To avert further global turmoil, we must hold him accountable for his war-mongering rhetoric and policies. Demanding transparency and restraint from a president who masquerades as a peacemaker is crucial for safeguarding global security.

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Reuters: Jared Kushner Had Undisclosed Contact With Russian Envoy, Say Sources

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In a clandestine exchange, Jared Kushner, a prominent figure in the Trump administration, engaged in undisclosed contact with a Russian envoy, Sergey Kislyak. This revelation, unearthed by sources, casts a shadow over the administration’s previous denials of any improper ties to Russia during the 2016 presidential election. The implications of this secret communication remain to be fully explored, potentially fueling further investigations and raising questions about the bedrock of trust within the White House.

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Trump Calls Indian PM Modi, Who Celebrates ‘Spectacular Victory’

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U.S. President Donald Trump congratulated Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his “spectacular victory” in elections held earlier this month. In a phone call, Trump praised Modi’s leadership and said that he looked forward to working closely with him in the future. Modi, who was sworn in for a second term on May 30, thanked Trump for his support. The two leaders discussed a range of issues, including trade, terrorism, and defense cooperation.

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Trump’s New Tariffs Proposal for Mexico May Be His Most Deranged Yet

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In a move that has drawn widespread criticism, the Trump administration has proposed imposing new tariffs on imports from Mexico. The suggested duties, which range from 5 to 25 percent, would apply to a wide range of products, including cars, fruits, and vegetables. If implemented, the tariffs would represent a significant escalation of the trade war between the United States and Mexico. Experts have warned that the tariffs would damage the economies of both countries and could lead to job losses. The Mexican government has vowed to retaliate if the tariffs are imposed, raising fears of a further deterioration in US-Mexico relations.