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Back to Basics at the U.N.
Rather than climate, disease, or artificial intelligence, the next secretary-general should stay focused on conflict resolution.
Categories: Diplomacy & Crisis News, Union européenne
Can Trump Export Zambia’s HIV Success?
Years of investment made certain provinces resilient to aid cuts, but replicating that system is another story.
Categories: Diplomacy & Crisis News, Union européenne
Why the Next Generation of Republicans Might Be More Extreme Than MAGA
President Trump could come to represent the restrained, reasonable wing of the GOP.
Categories: Diplomacy & Crisis News, Union européenne
Ukraine Has a Plan to Build Back Better
The war-torn country wants to reconstruct in a way that is environmentally, socially, and geopolitically more sustainable.
Categories: Diplomacy & Crisis News, Union européenne
Iran Says Strait of Hormuz Is ‘Completely Open’
But it’s unclear whether the strategic waterway is really open without conditions.
Categories: Diplomacy & Crisis News, Union européenne
Pakistan Keeps Pushing for Peace
A first round of U.S.-Iran talks didn’t lead to a deal, but Islamabad wants to stay at the table.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Magyar’s Big Plans for Budapest
Hungary’s incoming leader aims to tackle corruption, the previous administration’s influence, and dependence on Russia.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Sudan’s Forgotten War Enters Its Fourth Year
The world’s worst humanitarian crisis threatens to engulf the wider region.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Why Xi Is Kneecapping His Own Top Men
Targeting the inner circle of leadership shows no one is safe.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Why Israel’s Post-Oct. 7 Security Doctrine Has Failed
From Gaza to Lebanon to Iran, Netanyahu has sought to end threats rather than manage them.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Prabowo’s Russian Roulette
The Indonesian president visits Moscow—and signs a U.S. defense agreement.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Why Did China Buy Up the World’s Ports?
Beijing is less focused on acquiring sovereign control, more so in assuring its own strategic security.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Cheap Drones Complicate the Gulf’s AI Boom
Protection is becoming inseparable from access.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Israel, Lebanon Hold Rare U.S.-Mediated Peace Talks on Hezbollah
But without the Iranian proxy group’s involvement, implementing a cease-fire will be difficult.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
On Iran, China Softens Its Approach
Beijing’s relative quiet amid the Strait of Hormuz crisis underscores a domestic shift.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
How to Navigate a Rogue America
Stephen M. Walt’s prescription for anxious countries.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Trump Always Skips the Hard Part
The U.S. president’s half-baked approach to dealmaking may be a recipe for more war.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Europe Is Looking for Its Own Hormuz Fix
The continent has relevant military strengths, but little appetite for fighting.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
The Price Israel Is Paying for Its Wars
Fighting on multiple fronts has taxed its military, economy, and ties with the United States.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Keep Humans in the Loop
AI has a place in military targeting—but it needs safeguards.
Categories: Diplomacy & Crisis News
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