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Donald Trump · United StatesPresident Donald Trump used the first major foreign trip of his second term to outline a vision for restoring global stability that is grounded in pragmatism and self-interest rather than values, holding out U.S. ties to wealthy Gulf countries as a model for America’s longtime foes. His four-day swing through Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, which ends Friday, put a spotlight on Trump’s transactional approach to foreign affairs as he was feted by autocratic rulers with a trio of lavish state visits where there was heavy emphasis on economic and security partnerships.See the Story
Opulence, Business Deals and a $400M Plane From Qatar: Takeaways From Trump's Mideast Tour
37% Left coverage: 101 sources
Iran Politics · Iran Iran’s president said his country will continue talks with the United States over its rapidly advancing nuclear program but will not withdraw from its rights because of U.S. threats. “We are negotiating, and we will negotiate , we are not after war but we do not fear any threat,” President Masoud Pezeshkian said during a speech to navy officials broadcast by state television Saturday.See the Story
Iran Says It Will Continue Nuclear Talks with the U.S., Shrugging Off Trump’s Threats
50% Center coverage: 86 sources
Evo Morales · Bolivia Hundreds of supporters of ex-President Evo Morales marched toward Bolivia’s top electoral court on Friday to push for their leftist leader’s candidacy in presidential elections later this year, a rally that descended into street clashes as police tried to clear out a group of demonstrators. The confrontations come in response to a ruling by Bolivia’s Constitutional Court that blocks Morales, the nation’s first Indigenous president who governed from 2006 until his ouster in 2019, from running again in Aug. 17 elections.See the Story
Supporters of Bolivia's ex-leader Morales clash with police in push to secure his candidacy
43% Left coverage: 40 sources
