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One hundred days that shook US foreign policy

Richard Haass NEW YORK, MAY 4 (PS) – We are barely 100 days into US President Donald Trump’s second term, but much is already clear. Trump 2.0 is starkly different: more confident and surrounded by a team determined to implement a far more sweeping agenda. Those staffing the administration –

Europe’s Climate Goals Require a Green Power Grid

Fortunately, Europe can take inspiration from its peers. In December, the United Kingdom unveiled a Clean Power Action Plan that

Treading the Trump Tightrope at the IMF and the World…

Fourth, as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky discovered, Trump puts a premium on personal relationships. But the right response is not

Silencing Radio Free Asia Is a Strategic Own-Goal

Mu Sochua PARIS – Many Americans have never heard of the US Agency for Global Media. But, for decades, hundreds

Accelerating Our Ocean’s Protection

Fish are a key source of protein for about 3.3 billion people. More than 270 million workers are employed in

Why Is Trump Unilaterally Dismantling US Defenses?

And on top of it all, Trump recently signed an executive order cutting funding for the US Agency for Global

Climate Action Requires Debt Relief

Second, many developing countries need assistance in reducing their debt burdens. Some are already in debt distress, while others suffer

Palestinians children wait to receive free food in Gaza City

Palestinians wait to receive free food from a food distribution center in Gaza City, on April 24, 2025.

Nepal govt condemns terrorist attack in Jammu-Kashmir

President Ram Chandra Paudel, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have each issued separate statements

The US must change course on Myanmar

The Trump administration should embrace a similar approach toward Myanmar today. This means, for starters, leveraging the earthquake as an