Africa’s Financial Third Way
As Western aid retreats and Chinese investment shifts, the continent needs a model that is truly its own.
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Trump’s Pacific Islands Blind Spot
Washington is losing influence to Beijing in a strategic region.
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U.S. Boat Strike Campaign Is Shrouded in Secrecy
The Trump administration has shared few details and little evidence.
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Germany Is Much More Socially Conservative Than You Think
What a recent scandal reveals about the country’s political culture.
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Is the U.S.-Iran War Expanding?
Violence is escalating, but it also follows familiar trends.
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NATO Says Russian Missile Violated Polish Airspace
Secretary-General Mark Rutte warned that Moscow’s “reckless” actions risk spreading the Ukraine war.
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How Gen Z ‘Cockroaches’ Beat Modi at His Own Game
India’s prime minister is famous for his savvy use of social media. Now he’s getting a wake-up call.
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Lindsey Graham’s Parting Gift to Ukraine
The late senator’s long-stalled Russia sanctions bill is on its way to becoming law.
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Zaidi’s Militia Dilemma
Iraq’s new prime minister faces a familiar challenge in confronting Iran-backed groups.
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Why Energy Prices Didn’t Soar Higher This Year
Daniel Yergin on China’s surprising role as a shock absorber.
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Trump Has Weakened America’s Sanctions Weapon
The administration’s inconsistency has undermined a key tool of U.S. foreign policy.
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The OpenAI Hack Shows the Genie Is Out of the Bottle
Attempts at control are futile. Policy should now turn to defense.
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Yes, Europe Is a Middle Power, Too
The Iran war has underscored the need for a change in state psychology.
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Anti-Government Protests Resurge in North Africa
Amid extreme heat, demonstrators are protesting power cuts—and the governments behind them.
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U.S.-Saudi Strikes Add a New Front to the Iran War
Iraqi militias backed by Tehran are the latest targets in the ever-expanding conflict.
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Does Modi Have a Cockroach Problem?
India’s youth-led protest movement led to a rare instance of the government giving in.
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The Paradox of Self-Reliance
Building an independent defense industry does not mean going it alone.
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Coming to Terms With Middle-Power Populism
How to build a world order with leaders who prefer Trump to Carney.
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The Wildberries Theory of Russian Defeat
After oil refineries and cargo ships, Ukraine is now taking out Russian e-commerce.
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An ASEAN Summit Consumed by Middle East Worries
The South China Sea ran a distant second.
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Scandal Exposes Limits of China’s Scientific Rise
The death of a child during an experimental gene-editing trial renews questions about biotech ethics and ambitions.
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Washington’s Reset With Serbia Is a Mistake
Trump is bolstering an aspiring autocrat’s political fortunes.
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Trump’s Diplomatic Doubleheader
The leaders of Ukraine and Israel both came to Washington to curry U.S. favor.
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Compromised Candidates
How backroom deals shape the race for secretary-general and prevent U.N. reform.
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What a Powerful El Niño Means for the World
Governments are bracing for the fallout of the intense weather phenomenon.
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Washington Can’t Keep Ignoring Minab
A human rights-centered foreign policy is both a moral imperative and a geopolitical necessity.
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Why Putin Will Escalate
The coming months will mark the most dangerous phase of Russia’s war in Ukraine.
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Netanyahu’s Palestine Philosophy Is Finally Exposed
The Israeli prime minister’s thinking on Palestine has always been consistent—and consistently disastrous.
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The Economic War on Iran Is—and Isn’t—Working
Devastating costs have been imposed on the Iranian economy—to unclear strategic ends.
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What to Expect at the Trump-Netanyahu Showdown
Once close allies, the two leaders are at odds on the Iran war.
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Trump’s Saudi Nuclear Deal Is Diplomatic Malpractice
The pact would erase decades of U.S. counterproliferation policy.
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Europe Must Learn From Ukraine’s Example, Top EU Defense Official Says
“We were looking at how to support Ukraine—now we are looking at how Ukraine can support us.”
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The Fight for International Justice Continues
Despite setbacks, the powerful can still be held to account for their crimes.
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Iran’s Arsenal Starts With Its Islands
A guide to Tehran’s nine most strategic territories.
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Economic Integration in the Middle East Is a False God
Washington loves the idea but would see few benefits.
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