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World reacts to U.S. bombing Iranian nuclear facilities

Republican Party · United States

World reacts to U.S. bombing Iranian nuclear facilities

48% Center coverage: 206 sources

Texas lawmakers are weighing in after the U.S. military, alongside Israel, launched strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, a move confirmed by former President Donald Trump. See the Story

US Inserts Itself Into Israel's War Against Iran

Donald Trump · United States

US Inserts Itself Into Israel's War Against Iran

61% Center coverage: 127 sources

Amid fears of a wider conflict, the Trump administration also sent a clear message that it wanted to restart diplomatic talks with Iran.See the Story

Trump's Iran Strike Follows Pattern of Presidents Asserting Authority

US Politics · United States

Trump's Iran Strike Follows Pattern of Presidents Asserting Authority

55% Center coverage: 20 sources

President Donald Trump’s decision to bomb Iranian nuclear facilities over the weekend falls in a decades-long tradition of military strikes of debatable legality that the other branches of government have been unwilling or unable to check, experts said. See the Story

A Democratic Reckoning for Global Development Finance

Coverage: 4 sources

Far-right populism, geopolitical tensions, and climate indifference have weakened the multilateral order. This month’s Conference on Financing for Development in Seville, Spain, seeks to change that by amplifying the voices of communities long excluded from global decision-making.Climate Change See the Story

War and Tariffs Are a Double Shock to the World Economy

75% Right coverage: 4 sources

NEW HAVEN, Connecticut — The outbreak of a new war in the Middle East, together with a destructive tariff war, makes for a lethal combination in a sluggish world economy. Notwithstanding the possibility of a tentative ceasefire, the odds of imminent global recession have increased sharply.Donald Trump · New Haven See the Story

The Middle-East Model for Land Restoration

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Water scarcity, extreme heatwaves, and desertification are increasingly shaping everyday life in the Middle East and North Africa – an ominous portent for other regions, which will soon face the same challenges. But MENA countries, beginning with Saudi Arabia, are also offering models for mitigation and adaptation.Saudi Arabia · Saudi Arabia Read Article

The Long March of China’s Economy

Coverage: 2 sources

China’s embrace of economic reform in the 1980s and 1990s reshaped the global economy and deepened its ties to the West, ushering in an era of free trade and multilateral cooperation. Several recent books revisit this period, showing how early optimism gave way to nationalism, protectionism, and strategic rivalry.Economy · China See the Story

Who Needs the G7?

Coverage: 2 sources

Even Donald Trump’s most committed critics cannot deny that he has a point when questioning the purpose of a “global governance” grouping that excludes many of the world's largest economic and military powers. The G7’s relevance has steadily waned over time, and now it may be doing more harm than good.Donald Trump · Alberta See the Story

State of the Global Economy: Navigating a New Era of Heightened Uncertainty

Coverage: 2 sources

On Thursday, July 10, the Global Economy and Development program at the Brookings Institution will convene a panel of experts on the state of the global economy.Economy · United States See the Story

The World Needs Radical Debt Transparency

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Today’s debt obligations are more complex, with a wider range of creditors and some borrowing now occurring behind closed doors and outside the scrutiny of traditional oversight mechanisms. Without urgent action to improve transparency, unsustainable debt-service burdens in the developing world will become common.Read Article

A Make-or-Break Moment for Global Debt Reform

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Debt across the Global South has grown twice as fast as in the North, with rising borrowing costs trapping developing countries in a vicious cycle of debt distress. The upcoming Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development is an ideal opportunity to begin repairing a dysfunctional financial architecture.Read Article

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