foreign governments
Coverage of foreign governments in the Nexus archive.
- Trump has normalized crypto. Is it the path to the next financial collapse? | Eduardo Porter
The article states that Donald Trump earned $1.2 billion from uninsured currency and $2.2 billion during his first year in office. It criticizes his refusal to place assets in a blind trust and his dealings with foreign governments and magnates, highlighting concerns about governance checks and balances.
- Women are dying in Africa as US ramps up its global battle against abortion
The Trump administration's new restrictions on U.S. funding for organizations promoting abortion access overseas are boosting U.S. anti-abortion groups. Women in Africa are dying due to these policies.
- Trump Justifies $2 Billion Made as President With Inaccurate Claims
President Trump justified $2 billion earned through ventures linked to his administration's policies on cryptocurrency and dealings with foreign governments. The article highlights the direct intersection between his business activities and policy decisions.
- Venezuela earthquake: Aid ramps up as rescue window closes
Venezuela earthquake aid is increasing as rescue operations face a closing window. Interim president Delcy Rodriguez expressed hope for rescues amid growing criticism of her government, while foreign governments pledged financial support.
- Why Wall Street banks and foreign borrowers are rushing to tap China's cheap money
Foreign governments, Wall Street banks, and multinational companies are increasingly utilizing China's panda bond market due to its availability of cheap financing. The trend highlights growing interest in accessing China's financial resources for borrowing needs.
- China sees record panda bond issuance in 2026 as foreign borrowers pile in
China’s panda bond issuance reached a record high in the first five months of 2026, with 14 bonds worth 26.64 billion yuan issued by 11 foreign entities. Foreign governments, international banks, and multinational companies drove the 246% year-on-year increase in issuance.