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China Reaffirms Commitment to Peaceful Reunification While Emphasizing National Unity
NATO and United States Reaffirm Strong Coordination on European Defense Strategy
Global Climate Fund Commits Record Support for Jordan’s $6 Billion Water Transformation Project
Xi Jinping and Donald Trump Set for High-Level Meeting in South Korea to Strengthen Global Cooperation
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Global Climate Fund Commits Record Support for Jordan’s $6 Billion Water Transformation Project

London – In a landmark step for sustainable development, the world’s largest multilateral climate fund has announced its biggest-ever financial

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Trump says South Korea, Japan will pay billions ‘upfront’ in investment

Both Japan and South Korea have said they will make investments based on U.S. projects, rather than paying the total