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Trump administration takes US out of UNESCO again

In an important step, the Trump administration has declared the United States' exit from UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. This action signifies the second instance that the U.S. has withdrawn from the agency, highlighting persistent conflicts between the U.S. government and international bodies.The first exit took place in 2017, when the Trump administration accused UNESCO of being biased against Israel and mismanaging certain international cultural and educational matters. The most recent move by the administration to leave the agency stems from comparable worries, underscoring a wider suspicion of multilateral bodies that some believe are inconsistent with…
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Trump praises NATO’s fresh 5% defense spending promise as a win

Former President Donald Trump has described NATO's recent promise to raise defense spending to 5% of GDP as a major win. This statement is part of the ongoing talks among NATO member countries about their monetary contributions to the alliance. Trump, known for his past criticism of NATO, showed his support for the latest pledge, indicating that it marks a favorable change in the alliance's method of handling defense finances.During his time in office, Trump often pushed NATO partners to increase their defense spending, claiming that the United States was taking on an unequal share of defense expenses. The pressure…
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