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Iran Is More Unified Than Ever
The war has deepened Iranian officials’ connections with one another—and with the public.
Categories: Défense, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Latin America’s Anti-Women Movement Is Spreading
Chile's president José Antonio Kast is following the regressive examples set elsewhere in the region.
Categories: Défense, Diplomacy & Crisis News
What Congress Could Do to Stop the War
Republicans are declining to use their power of the purse.
Categories: Défense, Diplomacy & Crisis News
The Iran War Is Tearing Trump’s Coalition Apart
MAGA is not necessarily the same thing as America First.
Categories: Diplomacy & Crisis News, European Union
The U.S. Shouldn’t Rule the Seas Forever
Why the United States can no longer guarantee freedom of navigation—and why it doesn’t need to.
Categories: Diplomacy & Crisis News, European Union
How Iran and the United States Are Planning Their Next Moves
Karim Sadjadpour on the extended cease-fire and continued blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
What Happens if the U.S.-Iran Cease-Fire Collapses?
The truce is hanging by a thread despite Trump’s extension.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Hungary Drops Veto on Massive EU Loan to Ukraine
Reopening the Druzhba pipeline was the final hurdle stopping Budapest from ending its opposition.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Pakistan Gambled on Mediation
As U.S.-Iran talks falter, the political and economic risks are rising for Islamabad.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
The Race for the Next U.N. Chief Kicks Off
The selection process for António Guterres’s successor begins with a grilling for four contenders.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
What if China Succeeds?
Why Beijing’s success spells doom for everyone else.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Why the Junta Released Myanmar’s President
Aung San Suu Kyi’s fate remains uncertain.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Who Will Next Lead the United Nations?
Four candidates hope to reshape the U.N.’s future amid global fragmentation and anti-multilateral sentiment.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
China Doesn’t Always Win When the U.S. Loses
The Iran war exposes the limits of zero-sum thinking about great powers.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
6 Things I Wish I Knew About the U.S. and Israeli Positions on Iran
Key knowledge gaps make it hard to assess how the war will end.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
The U.S. Has Ditched Professional Diplomacy
The first priority is Trump’s image, not national interests.
Categories: Diplomacy & Crisis News, Union européenne
Who Wants to Be an American Diplomat?
The State Department has launched a throwback recruitment campaign following layoffs and changes to diversity policies.
Categories: Diplomacy & Crisis News, Union européenne
Lebanon’s Moment of Reckoning
How to make sure the cease-fire weakens Hezbollah instead of strengthening it.
Categories: Diplomacy & Crisis News, Union européenne
Russia Is Making Bank on Trump’s Iran War
Pricey oil and sanctions relief mean smiles in Moscow.
Categories: Diplomacy & Crisis News, Union européenne
The Strongman Era Has Peaked
Why a global era of authoritarian governance may be coming to an end.
Categories: Diplomacy & Crisis News, Union européenne
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