International Conflict

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U.S., China Barrel Toward the Bottom in Escalating Trade War

U.S., Iranian Officials Meet Face-to-Face, Briefly; Plan More Talks

Nuclear Talks Between U.S. and Iran in Oman

Why Trump’s Iran Diplomacy May Work

Can Europeans Alone Change the Course of Russia’s War in Ukraine?

Trump’s Telling Silence on Gaza Aid Worker Killings

Elon Musk Stands to Get Even Richer as Trump Backs $1 Trillion Budget for Pentagon

Why Did Netanyahu Visit Trump For a Second Time This Year?

Trump, Netanyahu Meet; U.S. Talks With Iran to Follow

Taiwan: Defending a Non-Vital U.S. Interest

Trump Can Save Ukraine, If They Let Him

Iran Makes Stark Threat to U.S. Forces in Middle East

As Trump Offers New Nuclear Talks, Iran Weighs the Cost of Losing Its Final Leverage

Trump Could Finally Put An End To Iran-Backed Rebel Group Terrorizing World’s Busiest Shipping Lane

Options Narrow to End Fighting in Gaza

Will Europe Fragment and Collapse After the Ukraine War?

Could the Ukraine War Be Nearing an End?

Will Trump End the War in Ukraine?

Saudi–Israel Normalization: Parameters for an Acceptable Deal

How Israel Is Driving Syria’s New Leadership Into Turkey’s Arms

Why John Mearsheimer Thinks Donald Trump Is Right on Ukraine

The U.S. and Russia Come Together on Syria

U.S. and Ukrainian Officials Meet in Saudi Arabia

Syria Descends Into Violence

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