In 1991, the U.S. led an international coalition of 38 countries—the largest military alliance since WWII—to help liberate Kuwait from Iraq.

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While helpful, individual actions like using reusable tote bags and water bottles are not enough to address global climate change.

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Get your students ready for the AP U.S. History exam on May 10th!

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As news of the Tiananmen Square massacre broke, the U.S. quickly criticized the Chinese government, but the U.S. also had to respond strategically to maintain its relationship with China.

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U.S. and Chinese military planners anticipate a global arms race powered by AI.

But arms races can be costly for the countries that engage in them.

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Even though climate change is a global problem, its effects are not felt by everyone equally.

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Japan recorded a trade deficit for the third straight fiscal year.

The recent decline in the value of the yen and the rise in import costs may be contributing to the deficit.

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After one year of fighting in Sudan, international efforts to broker peace talks have been unsuccessful. What’s driving the conflict? Read more:

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The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) changed U.S. tax policy and healthcare costs and invested $370 billion over ten years to address climate change.

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President Biden plans to triple tariffs on steel from China in an effort to shield the American manufacturing industries from cheap imports.

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Belgium will investigate suspected Russian interference in EU parliament elections.

How do countries gather intelligence, and what is the role of intelligence in foreign policy?

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After the invention of the World Wide Web in 1991, it was turned over to the public domain two years later.

The World Wide Web, and the other technologies used to support it, are vital to the internet today.

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The establishment of the European Union (EU) in 1992 launched ongoing debates about the feasibility of a truly integrated Europe—and questions about sovereignty-sharing.

Explain how the EU balances member countries’ sovereignty with the union’s interests.
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The UK has announced sanctions against businesses tied to the ongoing conflict in Sudan.

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📺 At this CFR briefing, Agnes Callamard, Steven A. Cook, Jeremy Konyndyk, David J. Scheffer, and Kate Brannen discussed the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

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In the aftermath of the Iranian Revolution, ties between Iran and the completely severed when Iranian university students held U.S. Embassy staff hostage for 444 days.

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A new report from the UN Development Program found that half of Myanmar’s population is in poverty due to its ongoing civil war.

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Global temperatures have risen by more than 1°C since the Industrial Revolution.

The Paris Agreement pledges to keep global temperature rise below 1.5°C to avoid the dangerous effects of climate change.

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