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Iranian Attacks Need Not Change the Gulf’s AI Ambitions
Ukraine offers lessons in how to keep infrastructure alive in wartime.
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Russia Shifts Its Focus to the Black Sea
Moscow is targeting trade routes and deepwater ports to strain Ukraine’s wartime economy.
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Will Hasina Return to Bangladesh?
The former prime minister set a timeline for her homecoming, despite the threat of arrest.
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A New Law Heralds China’s Fraught Ethnic Future
Xi Jinping’s push for assimilation won’t solve long-standing issues.
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Sudan Faces New Sanctions as Evidence of Atrocities Mounts
But countries remain unwilling to directly sanction foreign actors enabling the war.
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Ukraine Isn’t Waiting Around for Patriots
A new European coalition is looking to build quicker and cheaper anti-ballistic missile systems—off Ukrainian technology.
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Ukraine’s Drones Have Turned the Tide, but Can They Change the Map?
Mid-range drone strikes may not be enough to regain Ukrainian territory.
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The Other American Anniversary
The 1826 Congress of Panama sought to resist the predations of great powers. It was as relevant then as it is now.
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Trump’s Boat Strikes Are Crimes Against Humanity
Rodrigo Duterte’s prosecution at the International Criminal Court shows why U.S. officials should be worried.
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Putin’s War Comes Home to Russia
Ukraine’s attacks have unleashed a crisis—but don’t expect repercussions for the regime.
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How the United States and Iran Can Solve Hormuz
Fees for passage through the strait are likely inevitable.
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What Did the Nine-Dash Line Ruling Accomplish?
Ten years on, the Philippines is stepping up its defense plans in the South China Sea.
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NATO Is Splitting in Two
Mark Carney and Mark Rutte offer competing visions for the future of the trans-Atlantic alliance.
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China Wants to Regulate AI Companions
With the latest rules, Beijing hopes to rein in a booming industry.
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Trump Pivots His Strait of Hormuz Strategy—Again
Pressure from Gulf leaders prompted Trump to abandon proposed tolls.
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The Gulf States That Iran Thinks It Can Attack
Why Bahrain and Kuwait have become Tehran’s preferred targets.
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China Is Ready to Get Tough
Beijing’s diplomatic retaliation has limits—but fewer than before.
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The Houthis Have Joined the Chat
Iran’s break-the-glass plan to strangle another key waterway may now be active.
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Will a U.S.-Iran Deal Include Kurds?
Attacks against Kurdish regions in Iran and Iraq never stopped.
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The Pentagon Needs $1.5 Trillion
At a perilous moment, Washington is smart to invest in a bigger defense budget.
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