Hegseth Could Face Impeachment if Democrats Win in November
One lawmaker lays out the case for indicting the defense secretary.
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Trump Puts His Faith in Putin
Trump wants a foreign-policy win, but Moscow is unlikely to deliver.
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Netanyahu Calls on Israel to Overthrow Iranian Regime
The directive comes as Israel prepares for an election and fresh joint strikes on Iran.
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Europe Is Asking the Wrong Question About Russia’s Hybrid War
Leaders are debating what to call it—rather than what to do.
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Brazil’s Sovereignty Is on the Ballot
A far-right win in the country’s presidential election would open the door to U.S. military activity on Brazilian soil.
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Could AI Disinformation Disrupt the Midterms?
The answers are more encouraging than you might think.
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What a New Rebel Alliance Means for Congo
Former President Joseph Kabila has joined a coalition that seeks to challenge Kinshasa “by all means.”
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In India, Rubio Is All Business
The top U.S. diplomat’s three-day trip is focused largely on commercial interests.
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The Paradox at the Heart of China’s Export Boom
China’s domestic economic woes are helping fuel its success abroad.
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Witkoff Pushes Putin to Restart Peace Talks
The Russian leader said he is ready to resume negotiations but refused to compromise on key points.
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Xi’s Gang of Three
How China’s leader divides power between his two most trusted lieutenants.
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NATO 3.0 Is a Dangerous Gamble
The Trump administration’s plans threaten to undercut both pillars of deterrence at once.
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The West Has a Crisis of Hope
A former president of Estonia on the growing tide of global protest—and how today’s leaders can win back ordinary…
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They Fled Ethiopia’s War. Now, Israel May Send Them Back.
A broken asylum system and shrinking resettlement options leave many with nowhere to turn.
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Trump Is Making a Mess of Diego Garcia
Trying to reverse the Chagos Islands treaty only plays into China’s hands.
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The Banking Scandal Upending Brazil’s Election
The country’s powerful Supreme Court is caught up in a swirling corruption probe.
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Myanmar’s Shan State Is the World’s Meth Lab
Are illicit drugs now a bigger business in the Mekong than scam centers?
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What Does Beijing Mean By ‘Strategic Stability’?
After the Trump summit, China wants managed competition.
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Zelensky Seeks U.S. Support, but Is Trump Interested?
The White House appears increasingly focused on bolstering ties with Russia.
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Trump Makes Midterm Pitch to Farmers
An $8 billion aid package aims to take the edge off the strain of the Iran war and trade chaos.
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How Ukraine Is Navigating Trump’s Latest U-Turn
Zelensky joins Oslo talks as a worrying winter looms for Kyiv.
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What if No One Wins the Israeli Election?
Netanyahu’s opponents are ahead but will struggle to form a coalition.
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Data Centers in the Crosshairs
Why digital connectivity has become the new front in modern warfare.
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Myths of Battlefield Triumph Are Destroying the U.S. Military
Bad strategy long predates Pete Hegseth and his obsession with “lethality.”
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The Conciliator
Why a retiring Jeanne Shaheen thinks bipartisanship still has a future in America.
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France Orders Curfews Amid Widespread Rioting
More than half a million people joined anti-government protests over the weekend.
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In Israel, Election Day Is Just the Beginning of the Story
The real action starts after polls close and the coalition wrangling begins.
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Why Is France Perpetually Rioting?
Protest and radicalization are the answer to an authoritarian, centralized state.
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Europe Is Finally Getting Tough on China. Now Comes the Hard Part.
France and Germany are increasingly willing to flex market share for geopolitical leverage. But they still need reforms…
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Trump Can Push Past Israeli-Palestinian Paralysis
Practical steps, U.S. pressure, and greater Arab involvement are needed to overcome trauma and despair.
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China Is a Peer Competitor in a Dangerous Space Race
Washington needs to take the realities of Chinese advances seriously.
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The Iran War Has Changed the World Forever
Some dramatic long-term consequences are just beginning to come into view.
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How Congress Fixed Social Security During Its Last Crisis
In 1983, the realization the program could implode propelled last-ditch compromises.
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Israeli Settlers Launch a Coordinated Attack in the West Bank
Netanyahu vowed to investigate the incident but stopped short of condemning settler violence.
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An Underwater Shadow War Is Raging
A new book examines a hugely consequential conflict happening mostly out of sight.
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How This Year’s Economics Nobel Winners Shaped the World
The work of Michael Woodford and Robert Hall laid the groundwork for today’s central bankers.
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