International Relations

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Southeast Asia barely features in America’s new security strategy

What Is the Significance of Trump’s Deal with Belarus?

12 Days That Shook Iran

The Seizure of Russian Assets Is Not in the Interest of Peace

Fixing the Pentagon’s Gilded Fortress

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

Costly Adaptation, Not Capitulation: Iran’s Likely Trajectory Under the Post—JCPOA Pressure Campaign

Emerging Markets Are Shrugging Off Donald Trump’s Tariffs

Trillion Dollar War Machine

As Palestinians Yearn for a Leader, Top Candidate Remains Behind Bars

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

Quincy Institute Presents Reps. Khanna & Massie with Sixth Annual Quincy Award for Responsible Statecraft

How The US-Israel Alliance Has Evolved, For Better And Worse, A Year Into Trump

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

How Foreign Influence Works in Washington

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

Can Iran Reinvent Itself? A Fragile Charm Offensive Meets Mounting Internal Strain

Countries Like India Now Assertive After U.S.-Dominated for Years

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

US and Ukrainian Officials Meet In Geneva

G20 South Africa summit wins strong China backing amid first-ever US boycott

US-China: A Fragile Truce, Divergent Accounts and a Thanksgiving Test

Investing in the National Interest: The DFC and American Statecraft

New Israeli Strikes Kill at Least 32 People in Gaza

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