International Relations

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JD Vance, in Signal Chat, Cements His Role as Skeptic of Foreign Intervention

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?

Why South Africa is in Trump’s Crosshairs

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

U.S. and Ukrainian Officials Meet in Saudi Arabia

Syria Descends Into Violence

Trump’s Foreign Policy May Be Crude, But It’s Realist

What Does Egypt’s Post-War Gaza Plan Mean for Hamas?

Trump’s Peace Plan & Rejection of War Narrative

What Is Israel Doing in Syria, and Why?

Trump’s Narrow Iran Window Is Closing

Capitol Hill Reacts to Trump-Zelenskyy White House Clash

Ukraine Can Unite the Global North

Iran Unveils New Military Hardware as Prospects of Attack Grow

France’s Macron and Donald Trump Meet in Washington

Trump Administration Efforts to End the Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Donald Trump Is Dismantling Liberal Internationalism

The Ukraine War After Three Years: Roads Not Taken

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