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Kim Jong Un Threatens Nuclear Use Anytime as US Carrier Arrives
France Faces New Pension Strikes as Violence Concerns Mount
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China Lent Heavily to Developing Nations. Now It’s Helping Them Manage Their Debt
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Liam Denning
Biden Blew a Winning Oil Bet After Silicon Valley Bank Collapse
The White House has wasted an opportunity to refill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve and build trust with oil producers.
Andreas Kluth
NATO’s 2% Guideline Is Stupid But Needed
If the transatlantic alliance had no free riders, it could do without dumb rules. But it does.
Hakainde Hichilema
Zambia’s President: ‘You Cannot Eat Democracy’
In the wake of the pandemic, Zambia defaulted on its foreign debt. Its president argues that democracy alone will not improve his country’s lot
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France Faces New Pension Strikes
French unions are holding another day of nationwide strikes over President Emmanuel Macron’s decision to push through unpopular pension reforms. Pensions last week ended in chaos with hardcore fringes clashing with riot police. Caroline Connan reports on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
Indian National Congress' Tewari On The Nation's Political Future
Balance of Power Full Show (03/27/2023)
"Assault Weapons Have Seen Their Day in this Country:" Rep. Stevens
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