International Relations

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Arctic Thaw: China’s Polar Ambitions Face Test as US, Russia Eye Cooperation

Kushner’s Secret Saudi Talks Paved Way for $55 Billion EA Deal

Trump’s Pro-Israel Gaza Plan Seen as Unlikely to Win Over Hamas

Iran “Still Willing to Talk” to U.S. but Trump Wants Isolation or War

Trump’s Ukraine Gamble

The Russian Air Incursions Are a Warning to Europe

Is Russia’s African Presence Winding Down?

Trump’s Apparent About-Face On Ukraine May Not Be The Change It Seems

Beyond Strategic Ambiguity: Supporting Taiwan Without a Commitment to War

Taiwan: An Important but Non-Vital U.S. Interest

Dangerous Bet – Will India’s Alliance with Israel Backfire?

Always at War – America, América: Neighbors or Rivals?

What Would Happen if Israel Lost America’s Support?

Trump Backs Argentina’s Crisis-Stricken President. A Bailout May Be Next.

Palestine’s State Recognition Named ‘Meaningless Gesture’

Trump to Speak at the U.N. Tomorrow

Engineering Peace?

Iran at a Crossroads: Caught Between Reform and Repression

Trump’s Venezuela Gamble Could Devastate Regional Security

Doha Yesterday, Istanbul Tomorrow: After Israel Targets Hamas in Qatar, Could Turkey Be Next?

An Israel-Funded Campaign to Link Qatar to Campus Antisemitism

Gulf Politics after the Doha Strike

Unquestioning Support for Israel Will Only Deepen America’s Problems in the Middle East

How to Avoid Another Syrian Civil War

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