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Biden unveils $1.6 Billion package: Humanitarian aid and African infrastructure at the forefront

During his visit to Angola, President Joe Biden announced more than $1 billion in humanitarian aid to assist Africans displaced by severe droughts and food insecurity, alongside $600 million in new U.S. investments in infrastructure projects under the Lobito Trans-Africa Corridor initiative. Biden hopes that these measures will serve as a reminder of the U.S. commitment to fostering

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Ukraine’s bold move: What does firing U.S. and U.K. missiles into Russia really mean?

Politically, this comes at a messy time for the U.S. With President-elect Donald Trump preparing to take office, his team has already made noise about wanting to “end the war quickly.” The question is, will these moves by the Biden administration box the new president into a corner? Or will Trump double down on diplomacy to de-escalate tensions?

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Biden unveils fresh climate funding as report cautions Trump policies could cede clean energy leadership to China

The Biden administration has announced a new wave of climate investments that officials said reinforces efforts to position the United States as a leader in clean energy innovation. The announcement, made ahead of President Biden’s trip to the Amazon, further shows the administration’s commitment to addressing climate change and preserving critical ecosystems even as Biden leaves office.

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