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Cuts to humanitarian aid have hollowed out Malawi’s child protection systems, leaving vulnerable refugee children exposed to exploitation. The post How USAID Cuts Exposed Refugee Girls in Malawi to Predators appeared first on World Politics Review.
Trump pledged U.S. support to Lebanon as Beirut begins implementing a deal with Israel. The post Trump Meets Lebanese President Aoun appeared first on World Politics Review.
The U.K.’s sixth prime minister in seven years will have to soothe popular anger with his party and predecessor, while facing all of the same constraints. The post Burnham’s Tough Balancing Act appeared first on World Politics Review.
Xi Jinping is proclaiming a vision of a more inclusive and equitable AI governance model. But this approach is more fragile than it appears. The post China’s Vision for AI Governance Is Unmoored From Reality appeared first on World Politics Review.
A national soccer squad comprising only foreign-born players is the latest example of Morocco’s centuries-long effort to define national identity beyond its borders. The post Morocco’s Foreign-Born World Cup Squad and the Politics of Nationality appeared first on World Politics Review.
North Korea’s support for Russia’s war in Ukraine has transformed Moscow and Pyongyang’s relationship into a strategic partnership. The post Putin Meets North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui appeared first on World Politics Review.
Police used batons and tear gas on protesters as hunger strikes escalate pressure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The post Police Crack Down on India’s Cockroach Janta Party Protesters appeared first on World Politics Review.
The renewed targeting by Iran of the Gulf states and Jordan returns the conflict’s long-term impact on U.S. security partnerships in the region to the spotlight. The post The Dilemma Facing America’s Middle East Security Partners appeared first on World Politics Review.
The bloc’s ruthless slashing of development aid to prioritize defense spending risks devastating global consequences. The post The EU Is Taking a DOGE-Like Axe to Foreign Aid appeared first on World Politics Review.
Ortega’s public appearances have become few and far between, raising questions about succession and who is actually in charge of the country. The post In Ortega’s Nicaragua, Repression Deepens as an Uncertain Succession Looms appeared first on World Politics Review.
