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On February 26, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump announced the termination of an oil transaction agreement with Venezuela, effectively reversing the concessions made by his
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In recent history the United States has been increasingly using economic sanctions as a vehicle for change in other countries around the world. Whether the reason for the
On June 16th, President Joe Biden and President Vladimir Putin met in Geneva at a time when relations between the two countries are at the
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China has been the focus of many policy debates across the globe, with individual states and regional alliance-based organizations contemplating their relationship with Beijing in
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by Jeffrey Stacey Bassima Al-Ghussein – Libya would appear to be the least likely candidate for a non-threatening external intervention intended to prevent conflict. Libya’s civil war,
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