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As Germany’s Bundestag gears up for a pivotal vote aimed at reshaping its financial landscape, one must question the larger ideological implications of such a massive fiscal package. With the proposed legislation, which encompasses amendments to the nation’s long-standing debt policies to favor enhanced defense spending and a staggering 500 billion euro ($548 billion) fund
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The Trump administration’s recent attempts to prolong the lawsuit initiated by U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel against a U.S. national security panel must raise eyebrows among those who cherish the balance of economic interests and national security. The motion filed to extend critical deadlines has not merely legal implications but invites scrutiny regarding the larger
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The dynamics of international relations often depend not just on the actions of states but also on how those actions are perceived globally. Recently, diplomats from the Group of Seven (G-7) issued a stinging rebuke of China’s maritime behavior, highlighting issues that resonate far beyond bilateral tensions. China’s response, marked by vitriol and denial, raises
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In a daring move echoing a long-standing struggle for workers’ rights, the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) has initiated a lawsuit aimed at safeguarding the collective bargaining rights of approximately 50,000 Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers. This development raises critical issues about the future of labor rights in the United States, particularly under a
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