Ukraine’s War Widows Are Fighting for Money
Their husbands died defending the country—and now their families are struggling for compensation.
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Can Venezuela’s Opposition Find A Path to Power?
As Delcy Rodríguez clings to power, dissidents wonder who to trust.
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U.S. Funding Cuts Fuel Child Recruitment Into Haitian Armed Groups
“Without USAID support, all you have left is the rule of the ganglord.”
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A Rare Window Has Opened for North Korean Diplomacy
If Trump wants to negotiate, he must stop making denuclearization the price of admission.
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Colby’s Empty Charm Offensive
U.S. government actions undermined the Trump official’s Southeast Asian tour.
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Russian Threats Won’t Stop the U.K.’s Drone Deliveries
London vows to continue aiding Ukraine’s war effort.
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China’s Leaders Go on a Summer Retreat
Under Xi, the once-collective gathering has become something else.
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Five Years on, Washington Is Failing Afghanistan Again
Despite administration promises, aid cuts are leaving Afghan mothers and children to die.
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Vance Pitches a New Objective for the Iran War
Simply lowering energy prices for U.S. consumers is “goal No. 1”
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Uganda’s Succession Plan Is Already Underway
The president’s son is wielding increased power with impunity.
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Colby’s ‘Flexible Realism’ Won’t Work in the Indo-Pacific
Washington’s new strategy is little more than a euphemism for unpredictability.
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Is Trump Choosing North Korea Over South Korea?
The United States scales back joint military drills with Seoul to appease Pyongyang.
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Canada Is Exploiting Migrant Agricultural Workers
Caribbean laborers report rat-infested rooms and abusive bosses.
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Has Turkey Really Resolved Its Kurdish Question?
Aliza Marcus’s “Resurgence and Revolution” sheds light on the past and future of the Kurdish cause.
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China’s New Laws Are Ensnaring Western Companies
Beijing is systematically countering U.S. and European sanctions efforts by expanding its jurisdiction.
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The Top 10 Ways Trump Has Made America Weaker
He’s been one of the most consequential presidents in U.S. history—in all the wrong ways.
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How Ronald Reagan Used Diplomacy to End the Cold War
A new movie shows how the president conferred with State Department experts before each meeting.
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Why Australia’s Getting Tough on China Again
Unlike other U.S. allies, Canberra is betting its entire strategic house on Pax Americana.
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Trump’s Flurry of National Security Policies
The administration made moves on drones, cyberwarfare, and ship building.
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Liberalism Is Worth Saving. Here’s How.
If liberalism does not remake itself, it will be antidemocratic alternatives that win out.
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The End of American Innocence
Seventy years after “The Quiet American,” has the country outlived Graham Greene’s prophecy?
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AI Is Changing Military Morality
Just war theory was developed over centuries—and now must adapt to a new era of technology.
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What the Cockroach Movement Says About the Indian Economy
Young college graduates are struggling to find jobs.
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How Ronald Reagan Sold Calm to Americans
Emotional reassurance came to be mistaken for competent governance.
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Zhu Rongji’s Death Is the Final Knell for China’s Breakneck Reform Era
Under President Xi Jinping, politics and security, not real change, come first.
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Yes, the Iran War Really Is Similar to Vietnam
Trump’s war is “The Best and the Brightest”—but without the best and the brightest.
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Colombia’s Week of Rupture
Monday’s deadly earthquake presents the country’s new president with his first big test.
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The Iran War Has Left the U.S. Dangerously Exposed
The fight has offered Iran and other adversaries a clear picture of U.S. weaknesses.
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France’s Wildfires Are Swallowing Its Politics
The country’s next presidential election is more ominous in the glow of its latest environmental disaster.
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Spain Records Unprecedented Migrant Crossing
Some 60,000 people from Morocco surged into the Spanish exclave of Ceuta.
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Trump’s Biggest Challenge to American Democracy
The corruption crisis may be the most important source of rot in the U.S. system.
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What Homer’s ‘Odyssey’ Tells Us About the Economics of the Bronze Age
The epic poem describes events around the sacking of Troy.
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The Book That Predicted Pete Hegseth’s Failures
‘On the Psychology of Military Incompetence’ examines the narrow minds of petty men.
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The Dreams of ‘Star Trek’ Aren’t Dead
Space utopianism belongs to everyone, not billionaires.
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Resurrecting the Real Monroe Doctrine
Hidden behind two centuries of aggressive presidential corollaries is an enduring appeal to hemispheric solidarity.
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The Myth of African Heterosexual Purity
An explosive novel probes the roots of homophobia in Senegal, where a chilling anti-LGBTQ+ law just passed.
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