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US, India met for more talks this week, US chief diplomat says

Washington – The United States and India engaged in high-level discussions on Monday regarding India’s ongoing purchases of Russian oil,

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Trump Signals Willingness to Ease Iran Oil Sanctions for ‘Peaceful Behavior’

Washington — U.S. President Donald Trump has expressed openness to lifting sanctions on Iran, including those targeting its oil exports,

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OPINION: Syria Breathes Again—But One Final Obstacle Remains

Syria’s recovery is not just symbolic—it’s strategic. A stable, unified Syria is essential for regional security, refugee returns, and long-term

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OPINION: Is Trump’s America First policy globalized Monroe Doctrine 2.0?

Donald Trump’s ‘America First’ policy acts like a globalized version of the old Monroe Doctrine, called ‘Monroe Doctrine 2.0. In

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Islamism in Suits: Why the America Must Confront the Brotherhood Now

Today’s jihadists wear suits, engage in public discourse, and wield influence through political parties and media platforms. In the years

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