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22 Apr
On a visit to steelworkers in the key swing state of Pennsylvania, US President Joe Biden accused China of dumping cheap steel on global markets and called for sharply higher tariffs on Chinese metal products.
13 Apr
US President Joe Biden seems set for an election rematch with Donald Trump. But in a shift from four years ago, polls indicate a majority of voters think he's too old to do the job. The number includes more than 60 percent of Biden's own supporters.
18 Mar
Trump vs. Biden: A race that poses worldwide risks?
17 Mar
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has met with US President Joe Biden in Washington, urging the US to make good on its promised assistance to Kyiv. Both leaders stressed the need for continued aid to Ukraine, which has so far been blocked by the US Senate.
29 Feb
The former and the sitting presidents seem set to repeat the 2020 presidential race. A sizable Arab-American community in Michigan withdrew support from Biden, over his policies on the war in Gaza.
12 Feb
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is meeting US President Joe Biden in Washington to discuss to discuss the Israel-Hamas war and Russia's invasion of Ukraine. During their meeting, Scholz outlined the need for ongoing financial support in Ukraine.
6 Feb
After nearly four months of war in Gaza, the humanitarian crisis and the mounting civilian death toll have triggered growing international calls for a ceasefire. Amid intense diplomacy, a deal is taking shape. The first truce, in November of last year, lasted just seven days; this one could endure for one or two months and free many or all of the remaining 100 or more Israeli hostages in stages.
3 Feb
Nearing four months of war in Gaza, and the humanitarian crisis and the mounting civilian death toll have triggered growing international calls for a ceasefire. Amid intense diplomacy, a deal is taking shape. The first truce, in November, lasted just seven days; this one could endure for one or two months and free many or all of the remaining 100 or more Israeli hostages in stages.
1 Feb
What is Washington to do about Mideast mission creep? What response from the United States after the weekend attack in Jordan that’s killed three of its troops? It has already hit back at Iran-backed militias in Iraq and Syria but to what effect?
19 Jan
US President Joe Biden and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz agree on the need for continued aid to Kyiv. Meanwhile, France has announced it will deliver more missiles and bombs to Ukraine.
16 Jan
US media report on the takeaways from the Iowa caucuses which brought little surprises – former President Donald Trump won by a landslide. We also take a look at the consequences of falling birth-rates in France as well as the reasons behind growing concerns on stability across the African continent.
14 Jan
Former US President Donald Trump has warned that prosecuting him as a political opponent of his successor and likely election rival Joe Biden, would lead to "bedlam."

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