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See why excluded federal union cases now belong in court and which agency injunctions control contracts.
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NATO pledged €70 billion for Ukraine in 2026 even as Trump slows U.S. aid delivery and pushes allies to cover more weapons costs.
The Taliban deal Trump’s team signed in 2020 still shapes how Zelensky and his critics argue over Ukraine aid and peace terms today.
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