Leaders of Rich Nations Are Deeply Unpopular. That Spells Trouble Ahead.

If you are in charge of a slow-growing democracy, it’s not looking good right now. Almost no leader of an industrialized country has a net-positive approval rating.

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In Lesotho, UN chief Guterres urges rich nations to meet new commitments on climate finance

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has urged rich nations to honor their new commitments to help the world’s poorer countries fight climate change in a speech to Lesotho’s Parliament
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In Lesotho, UN chief Guterres urges rich nations to meet new commitments on climate finance

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Nasdaq reaches 20,000 for the first time. Why that could spell trouble for investors in early 2025.

Stock investors could take profits, or stick with what’s worked well in the past.
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Why a photo of Syria's interim leader could hint at trouble ahead

A Salafist flag behind Syria’s new interim Prime Minister Mohammad al-Bashir has concerned those hoping for a future of moderation and tolerance.
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Nations and Leaders React to Toppling of Syria Regime

The U.N. special envoy called it a “watershed moment” on Sunday as world leaders reckoned with the news.
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South Korean Leader’s Deal to Avoid Impeachment Signals Bigger Turmoil Ahead

President Yoon Suk Yeol survived an opposition-led attempt to remove him by getting his party members to back him. But his troubles could now become theirs too.
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Trump’s promise to tax imported goods could spell trouble for US auto industry

Automakers face uncertainty as top-selling vehicles, such as the Ford F-150 truck, are sourced from around the globe. Few vehicles are as emblematic of the American auto industry’s might as the ...
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At Fox Nation ceremony, Trump boasts about recent conversations with foreign leaders

After receiving Fox Nation's Patriot of the Year Award Thursday, President-elect Donald Trump spoke about recent conversations with the leaders of Canada and Mexico.
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Leaders of Rich Nations Are Deeply Unpopular. That Spells Trouble Ahead.

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