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US withdraws from European anti-corruption panel in latest shift away from global groups

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The Trump administration has formally withdrawn the United States from a prominent European anti-corruption watchdog. This action marks the latest development in a broader policy shift characterized by the administration's move to disengage from various international and multilateral organizations.

According to the administration, this withdrawal is part of a strategy to distance the United States from entities accused of overstepping their established mandates. The move reflects a consistent pattern of prioritizing national sovereignty over participation in global governance frameworks.

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Toronto Star Explains the administration's rationale regarding international organizations exceeding their mandates.
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