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The relationship between Israel and the United States, shaped by ideological and political ties, significantly influences American foreign policy and public perception.
Fifteen nations participate in NATO, an alliance formed in 1949 to ensure collective defense and maintain peace among free countries.
Chinese dissidents in the U.S. support Republicans against China's aggression.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed in an interview with Sky News that he met Roman Abramovich to convey a message to Vladimir Putin regarding the Donbas.
Taiwan's defense budget reached a record high in 2024 as tensions with China escalate over the island's push for independence.
Putin reacts to the presumed death of Wagner leader Evgeny Prigozhin in a plane crash.
30,000 Gibraltarians protested against potential British negotiations to return their territory to Spain, expressing deep anger over perceived betrayal.
Yemen faces a crisis with ongoing conflicts involving Alis and Al-Qaeda amid political corruption.
Yemen's embattled government struggles with sectarian rivalries and al Qaeda's influence.
Yeonpyeong and Baeknyeongdo, South Korean islands near North Korea, face ongoing military tensions, impacting local fishermen and residents' daily lives.
Young Muslims in Paris face increased scrutiny and raids following the November 13 attacks.
The conflict in Ukraine intensifies as propaganda battles rage and a clinic comes under attack.
Zimbabwe has the world's lowest life expectancy at 37 years for men and 34 years for women, as economic collapse leaves citizens struggling for basic necessities.
The Kashmir conflict, rooted in the 1947 partition of India, involves territorial disputes between India and Pakistan over the region of Jammu and Kashmir.
A softer Brexit is better for Britain, as shown by Norway's example after the Brexit vote.
The Afghan army collapsed in early August 2021 not through direct combat but by being outwitted, as the Taliban offered local leaders safe passage.
Bassem Youssef discusses political satire's role in democracy on Egypt's Arab Spring anniversary.
Netanyahu's leadership is challenged as Israel faces war with Hamas and public anger rises.
Xi Jinping secures another term at the Communist Party's National Congress in Beijing on Sunday.
China invests billions in Africa, raising concerns about its role as a global superpower.
Young Wing graduated from Yale in 1854, becoming the first Chinese student in America.
Taiwan sees itself as independent, but China claims it as part of the People's Republic.
More than 300 financial organisations leave London's City for European capitals post-Brexit.
Operation Ajax highlights the covert U.S. actions that influenced the 1953 Iranian coup, providing educators with resources for teaching foreign policy.
Henry Kissinger advises on U.S.-China relations and the need for restraint in American politics.
A student protest in 1964 in Panama City highlighted the contentious issues of sovereignty and control surrounding the Panama Canal, influencing future negotiations.
Around 10% fewer people live in full democracies today compared to a decade ago, raising concerns about the quality of governance worldwide.
America's reputation as a global leader declines amid challenges faced by Biden's administration.
Andrea Venson advocates for Volt Europa in Milan, highlighting the impact of Brexit on the EU following the UK's historic 2016 referendum to leave.
Emoticon diplomacy humorously depicts how Europeans view each other through animated infographics.
King George VI becomes the first British monarch to lay a wreath on George Washington's tomb during his 1939 state visit to the United States.
Robert Guest discusses how Western Muslims are becoming more liberal amid Islamist tensions.
Seventy million viewers watch the first televised presidential debate on September 26, 1960, where John F. Kennedy's performance sways four million voters.
Richard Nixon's 1972 visit to China marked a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy, influencing the Cold War's conclusion and Taiwan's future.
Hamas attacks Israel on October 7th, killing hundreds and showcasing military advancements.
Passports reflect national identity, with New Zealand's black and many Islamic countries' green.
Seventy-five years after its founding, the United Nations faces significant challenges from nationalism and great power rivalry.
America faces challenges from increasing social division and a failed war in Afghanistan.
Emmanuel Macron revolutionises French politics and challenges Angela Merkel's influence in the EU.
Israel's response to Hamas's attack raises legal concerns over its blockade and targeting practices.
The pope leads a government with a UN presence, influencing over one billion people worldwide.
Hamas's brutal attack on Israel reignites the long-running conflict with the Palestinians.
James Comey discusses the separation of families at the U.S.-Mexico border, noting the American public's response to the policy and its implications.
The Cuban missile crisis is examined in a webinar hosted by Retro Report and The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, providing teaching resources on the Cold War.
Marbury vs. Madison establishes judicial review and the power of the Supreme Court.
Zelensky states that Ukraine's primary military goal for 2024 is to de-occupy territories and secure the country's borders against Russian aggression.
More than 300 political prisoners are currently held in Venezuela, where 90% of the population cannot afford to eat amid a deepening crisis.
Garry Kasparov discusses President Putin's strategies during Russia's presidential elections.
