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Trump Escalates Venezuela Pressure With Oil Tanker Blockade
Critics fear this is a step toward the United States declaring war on Caracas.
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Pete Hegseth Is Turning Political Theater Into Lethal Force
The U.S. is killing for the sake of spectacle.
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How to Keep Gaza’s Recovery From Becoming an 80-Year Project
The coming year will determine whether the territory’s recovery can break the region’s cycle of violence.
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Key Figure to Return for Bangladesh Elections
The long-exiled Tarique Rahman will arrive ahead of a likely tense February vote.
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As Famine Worsens in Sudan, Aid Cuts Loom
The WFP says that it is forced to reduce rations to “the absolute minimum for survival.”
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South Asian States Seek Cooperation—Without India
A proposed Bangladesh-China-Pakistan nexus could raise concerns in New Delhi.
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Trump Announces Blockade on Sanctioned Oil Tankers to and From Venezuela
Choking off oil flows could be a backbreaker for President Nicolás Maduro’s rule.
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Abundance as a Foreign Policy
The West’s new movement to revive liberalism still lacks an international agenda.
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Who Will Pay for Russian-Caused Damages in Ukraine?
A coalition of more than 30 countries has approved a compensation body for assessing Ukrainian reparation claims.
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What’s It Like to Be a Chinese Soldier?
Behind the parades, recruits face long deployments, strict rules, and limited opportunities.
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Japan’s Prime Minister Takes on Bond Market Vigilantes
Sanae Takaichi’s massive spending program could be a risky political win.
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Europe Is Racing the Clock to Tap Russia’s Frozen Assets
Brussels is trying to convince holdouts to support a novel plan to use billions of Moscow’s money to aid Ukraine.
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One Year on, U.S. Sanctions Are Killing Syria’s Recovery
Short-term waivers are a start, but Congress must act on the full repeal Syria needs to rebuild.
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Congress Aims to Turbocharge the U.S. Development Finance Corporation
The agency will be empowered to issue hundreds of billions of dollars in new loans to foreign countries.
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The Trump Administration’s Epochal Shift on Foreign Aid
The change to funding governments instead of NGOs is long overdue but could easily go wrong.
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‘Collective Security’ Is on Life Support
A basic concept of international relations is under unprecedented strain.
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Southeast Asia’s Year in Review
Tracking the region’s biggest developments in 2025.
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Albanese Denounces ‘Antisemitic Terrorism’ in Bondi Beach Mass Shooting
Australia has vowed to tighten gun laws to combat rising antisemitism.
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Does the Road to Disarming Hamas Lead Through Qatar and Turkey?
Diplomats and experts say Doha and Ankara have leverage, but it may not be enough.
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Congress Is Recommitting to Resilience
But the NDAA can only do so much when the president won’t help.
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