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TOKYO (Transatlantic Today) – Shinzo Abe, former leader of Japan, passed away on Friday after getting shot at a campaign rally. This incident startled...
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Ezra Klein urges Democrats to address scarcity’s impact on their political future
Senate Staffer Allegedly Had Sex in a Senate Hearing Room
Mike Crapo Net Worth: Life, Age, Political Career & Bio
Implications of US Surveillance Law for European Privacy
Two-Thirds of US Adults Tuning Out Political News, Poll Shows
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Joint German-UK investigation leads to arrest of British national suspected of spying for Russia – Copy
Hamas Accepts a New Truce Proposal with Israel Following 7 Months of Conflict
Blinken’s Remarks on Israel’s Actions in Gaza: Concerns Over Humanitarian Impact
Chancellor Asserts No Need for US Visas for Colombians
Qatar pauses mediation efforts between Israel and Hamas
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Violent Attacks Shock France Ahead of Crucial Vote
Decrease in Foreign Workers for NHS and Social Care: A Growing Concern
EU Decides Against Mpox Border Controls and Mass Vaccination
Electric cars overtake gas-powered cars in Addis Ababa
Global Health Emergency Declared: Understanding Mpox and Current Outbreaks
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NORTH CAROLINA (Transatlantic Today) – On Wednesday, Governor Roy Cooper of North Carolina issued an executive order to improve the state’s access to reproductive...
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LONDON (Transatlantic Today) – While intelligence analysts in Washington published a report about Beijing’s attempts to sway local and state politics in the U.S.,...
Diplomacy
WASHINGTON (Transatlantic Today) – This week, State secretary Antony Blinken will meet with his Chinese counterpart at a summit of the foreign ministers of...
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CHICAGO, Illinois (Transatlantic Today) – Seven charges of first-degree murder were brought against the 21-year-old suspect in the Highland Park, Illinois, 4th of July...
World News
WASHINGTON (Transatlantic Today) – The State Department stated on Monday that there was “no reason to believe” that Palestinian American reporter Shireen Abu Akleh...
