Damaged International Relations

Zelensky Rejects US Minerals Deal Without Security Guarantees

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Canada Imposes New Sanctions on Russia: Mixed Reactions and US Debate

Following a European leaders’ summit in London, Canada announced sanctions against 10 Russian individuals and 21 entities, including paramilitary groups and those involved in resource extraction. These sanctions target leaders of post-Wagner organizations and other key figures operating in Ukraine and Africa. This brings Canada’s total sanctions against Russia to over 3,000 individuals and entities. The announcement reaffirms Canada’s unwavering commitment to supporting Ukraine. These actions are part of a broader international effort to pressure Russia to end its aggression.

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Trump’s Irreparable Damage: Can America Recover?

Trump is breaking things we can’t just fix. The damage extends far beyond simple policy reversals; it’s a fracturing of trust, both domestically and internationally, that undermines the very foundations of American power and influence. This isn’t about a single policy disagreement; it’s about a systematic dismantling of norms and institutions.

The erosion of international alliances is a prime example. Our allies now understand that agreements with the United States are contingent on the whims of a single individual and the unpredictable nature of American elections. This uncertainty makes long-term strategic planning and collaboration nearly impossible, rendering the US a far less reliable partner and jeopardizing vital defense and trade relationships.… Continue reading