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Donald Trump’s administrations and campaigns have advanced a mix of policies supporters point to as successes — tax cuts, deregulation, tougher trade and immigration stances, and Middle East diplomacy...
The Trump White House and allied reporting list a set of high-profile mediations in 2025–2026 framed as “peace deals,” including accords involving Armenia–Azerbaijan, the DRC–Rwanda, Cambodia–Thailand...
No single, authoritative dataset among the provided sources definitively names “the” country that leads the world in arrests for social media posts; available reporting points in different directions ...
Many countries ban pornography outright—lists compiled by trackers cite dozens of states in the Middle East, Asia and parts of Africa where production, distribution or online access is illegal (exampl...
Different rankings and surveys produce conflicting lists of “most racist” countries because the question depends on definitions, methods and which attribute is measured; some recent global surveys and...
The available analyses show wide global variation in ages of consent for sexual activity and access to adult content, with reported extremes ranging from in some reports to in others; most countries c...
There is no single, authoritative list in the provided sources that names every country that has “completely lifted” legal restrictions on adult pornography; instead the sources describe a patchwork: ...
President Donald Trump is credited with brokering diplomatic normalization between Israel and several Arab states through the , and contemporary reports in October 2025 portray him as claiming a Gaza ...
The are a series of U.S.-mediated agreements that normalized diplomatic relations between and several Arab and Muslim-majority countries beginning in 2020, most notably the and , and later involving a...
Camp Humphreys (South Korea) is identified in multiple sources as the largest U.S. overseas base by area and a leading candidate by population; figures cited include tens of thousands of personnel and...
The sources present two competing tallies: a cluster of 2024–2025 summaries that count and a different set that reports a much larger footprint of . Both portrayals are current to mid-2025 but rely on...
The Trump administrations (first term and the second one described in recent reporting) played visible roles brokering several high-profile normalization agreements—most notably the 2020 Abraham Accor...
Counting "allies" for Israel depends on definition: as of January 2026, 166 of the 192 other UN member states formally recognize Israel as a sovereign state—about 86% of UN members—which is a useful b...
Kazakhstan formally announced it would accede to the Abraham Accords on November 6–7, 2025; prior to that the original 2020 signatories were the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain (September 15, 2020), ...
The Abraham Accords were first formalized in Washington on September 15, 2020 between Israel, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain; Morocco and Sudan subsequently entered normalization arrangeme...
The Abraham Accords began as a U.S.-brokered Joint Statement in August–September 2020 that combined a general declaration—signed publicly on September 15, 2020—with a set of bilateral normalization ag...
Around 40–43 countries are commonly listed as having bans or near-total prohibitions on pornography; listings compiled from privacy/VPN experts and data aggregators name most Middle Eastern states (Sa...
The core claim is that President Donald Trump brokered the Abraham Accords, normalizing relations between Israel and several Arab states beginning with the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, and later ...
Donald Trump was the U.S. president who for the initial 2020 Abraham Accords normalization agreements between Israel and several Arab states; his administration negotiated text, convened signings at t...
The Abraham Accords formalized diplomatic ties between Israel and four Arab states—United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Morocco and Sudan (though Sudan’s deal remained troubled)—but many regional states hav...