Jimmy Carter faced criticism for appearing weak during the Iranian hostage crisis, but he achieved significant diplomatic successes, including brokering the Camp David Accords and returning the Panama Canal to Panama. Despite his moralistic approach to foreign policy, Carter’s presidency was overshadowed by the Iran debacle, leading to his defeat by Ronald Reagan. However, his post-presidency efforts, such as winning the Nobel Peace Prize and founding the Carter Center, solidified his legacy as a peacemaker and advocate for global health and democracy.
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Senior Islamic State Leader Killed in Joint Iraqi-U.S. Operation, Iraq Says
An airstrike conducted by joint Iraqi and U.S. forces killed a senior Islamic State leader, Abdallah Makki Muslih al-Rufay’i, in Iraq, who was considered one of the most dangerous terrorists in the world. The Islamic State has been reconstituting in Syria, carrying out numerous attacks, with affiliates in over a dozen countries across three continents, evolving its organization structure. The most deadly attacks in 2024 were linked to the IS-Khorasan affiliate based in Afghanistan, showing...
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