Conflict Resolution

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Frequently Asked Questions About the Russia–Ukraine Negotiations

Europe’s Strategic Nightmare: Trapped Between Trump, Putin and War It Can’t End

Trump Shouldn’t Give Ukraine NATO-Like Guarantees

How to Keep Resolution 2803 From Becoming a U.S.–Run Occupation

Trump’s Russia–Ukraine Diplomacy Is Good. Here’s How It Could Be Better

Europe Wants Endless War in Ukraine. Trump Should Walk Away.

Ukraine Faces Thanksgiving Deadline As Leaks And Doubts Cloud Trump Peace Plan

Ukraine Peace Deal Is Closer Than Ever But Key Obstacles Remain

The Dangerous, Unhinged Reaction to Trump’s Ukraine Peace Plan

The case against — and for — Trump’s Ukraine plan

US and Ukrainian Officials Meet In Geneva

This War Is Primarily About Security and Not About Territory

Why Trump Can’t End the War in Ukraine

The Risk of a Radical Escalation Leading to Actual Conflict Between NATO and Russia Grows

Is Trump Losing Patience with Putin Over the Ukraine War?

US-Russia Agreement to End NATO Expansionism or Accept an Ugly Russian Victory

Trump Officials in Israel for Gaza Peace Damage Control

How Qatar Became Trump’s Key Ally in his Middle East Peace Efforts

Trump Says Gaza War Over But Hurdles Remain

Ceasefire in Gaza at Risk if Trump Veers Off Course

Israel and Hamas Begin Fragile Ceasefire

Here’s another winner of the Israel peace deal: Qatar’s lobbying machine

The Gaza Ceasefire and Trump’s MidEast Peace Plan

Biden’s Team Watches Gaza With Mixed Feelings

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