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Keith JohnsonForeign Policy |
After years in search of a geopolitical identity, Europe is aiming to become a much bigger player in one of the most contentious spaces in...
For five decades, John Bolton has been a fixture in the foreign-policy firmament of Republican administrations—an uber-hawk, a “bull in a china...
Understanding the conflict two years on. More on this topic The United States is still pushing to seize outright all the frozen Russian Central Bank...
The unexpected and dramatic resurgence of piracy off the east coast of Africa has galvanized the Indian Navy into playing a dominant security role in...
In the midst of the 12-week campaign by Iran-backed Houthi militants in Yemen to disrupt the critical shipping corridor of the Red Sea, a new worry is...
The Biden administration’s “pause” on future approvals for the export of U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) has enraged Republicans, spooked...
The monthlong spate of attacks by Yemen’s Iranian-backed Houthi rebels on ships in the Red Sea has certainly spooked shipping companies, which have...
Viewed from Washington, there’s currently one big war going on in Ukraine, another war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza that could get bigger, and...
The year's best stories The year is winding down not unlike how it began, with a stalemate in Russia’s war in Ukraine, a human rights nightmare in...