International Conflict

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Getting Europe on Board for a Peace Settlement in Ukraine

Is Defending Taiwan a Vital U.S. Interest?

Congress Must Push For Ukraine Peace Process that Addresses the Rights and Needs of People Affected

European Leaders Reportedly Pitching Trump On Same Failed Biden Ukraine Playbook

How to Achieve a Lasting Ceasefire Between Russia and Ukraine?

India and Pakistan’s Forever War

Europe’s Getting Sidelined, and It’s Got Itself to Blame

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

Coalition of the Willing Meet to Discuss War in Ukraine

Iran Mulls Direct Meeting with Trump to Sign Agreement on Principles

Trump Urged to Take Slow and Steady Approach to North Korea to End Nuclear Stalemate

Trump Could Get a Win with North Korea This Time, by Taking Lessons from His First Term

Why Has Trump’s Russia-Ukraine Deal Stalled?

Can Trump Make Peace in Ukraine?

How Striking Iran Could Sabotage Trump’s Nuclear Negotiations

Yemen Prepares ‘Biggest Offensive Ever Seen’ Against Houthi Rebels with U.S. Support

European Hedging as a Diplomatic Opportunity for the United States

Trump Admin’s Shifting Iran Stance Reveals Deeper Policy Fight Inside Washington, Experts Say

Status of the Ukraine-Russia Conflict

U.S. Official Exposes Truth About Gaza From The Inside

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

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