Diplomacy

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Exclusion Is Driving the U.S. and China Toward War — but Common Good Diplomacy Can Thwart Disaster

New Research: Exclusion is Driving the U.S. and China Toward War — but Common Good Diplomacy Can Thwart Disaster

U.S. Takes Step Advancing Deal to Free Americans Held in Iran

Biden Unfreezes $6 Billion for Iran in Hostage Swap

Letter: Territorial Compromise is Typically how Wars End

Beware of Pentagon Techno-Enthusiasm

Winning the Majority: How the U.S. Should Engage with the Global South

Fighting Pentagon Graft

‘No guarantees’ as US prisoners in Iran await return home

US Welcomes ‘Productive’ Brief Separate Meeting with Chinese Envoy Regarding Ukraine War at Saudi Peace Talks

U.S.-Iran Prisoner Swap

Congress Shouldn’t Create a New Pentagon Slush Fund

Did Saudi Arabia Make a Mistake in Not Inviting Russia to the Peace Talks?

Senate & House Pass $866B Pentagon Bill With Little Media Coverage

How to Avoid War with China

Why the US “Rules-Based Order” Needs Rethinking

Congress Struggles to See Expanding Foreign Funding of U.S. Sports

US Lawmakers Look Into Possible PGA, LIV Golf Deal

Blinken Denies ‘Agreement’ with Iran Amid Talk of Informal Deal

An Unwritten Deal Is Exactly What Iran and America Need

Iran Unveils its First Hypersonic Missile

US Should Focus on Economic Diplomacy in the Middle East

Crisis Management and the Taiwan Situation: Chinese Views and Conflict Avoidance

Pakistan PM Sharif Vows to Try Khan Supporters in Military Court

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