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Speaking at the World Economic Forum, President Trump emphasized global participation, despite many U.S. allies opting out.

Nations worldwide maintain territories for strategic and military purposes, often remnants of colonial empires.

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Meanwhile, Alexander Dugin, a mentor to Russian President Vladimir Putin, has stated that the way Trump is asserting ...

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President Trump wants to return to the 19th century’s international order. He will leave America less prosperous—and the ...

The advocacy group Open Doors said in its report that worldwide Christian persecution was at an "all-time high." ...

The world's largest island has its own system of fjords, lakes and black-sand beaches. What to know about the size of the ...

Maps aren’t as neutral as we think. In this video, I look at weird maps that completely change how you think about countries — maps that flip perspectives, reveal strange patterns, or make the world ...