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How Democrats Will Wield Power on Foreign Policy
Congressman Jason Crow on breaking not only with Trump, but Biden as well.
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Hoax Bomb Threats Target Hundreds of European Schools
Classrooms join the growing list of targets of suspected hybrid warfare.
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India Ups Its Ukraine War Diplomacy
New Delhi is a logical mediator, given its relations with both Moscow and Kyiv.
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The Tragedy of Tanzania
One year on from a rigged election, the country’s president has intensified her crackdown on dissent.
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Serbia’s Student Movement Faces Its Next Test
The Student List made history, but can it govern?
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Congress Must Stop Arming Israel
Voters gave U.S. lawmakers a mandate to do more than just cut aid.
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What a Hormuz Endgame Could Actually Look Like
There is no wayback machine, so a jointly managed strait will be key to final talks.
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Brazil Shows the Danger of Digital Chokepoints
Lula’s campaign had to break the monopoly of Big Tech.
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How New Delhi Sees the Blue Tsunami
A Democratic Congress could help get U.S.-India ties back on track, but Indian officials are likely cautious.
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How Netanyahu Lost His Bet on Trump
The Republican midterm disaster leaves Israel dangerously exposed.
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Memory Chips Are Completely Distorting South Korea’s Economy
A booming tech industry is setting the country up for a potentially dramatic fall.
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Indonesia’s Wiretap Scandal Heralds a Political Showdown
A former chief of police has been arrested for spying on the president.
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Did China Play Jensen Huang?
Unanswered questions loom over the Nvidia chief’s affair.
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What Progressives Could Do on Israel
Democrats feel they have a mandate to put conditions on U.S. support for Israel.
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U.S.-Mediated Russia-Ukraine Talks Make Little Headway
Old sticking points continue to bog down negotiations.
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There’s Never a New Middle East
Washington’s fantasies of transformation keep failing to pan out.
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‘Sabotage’: Read Hegseth’s Fiery Speech Against His Impeachment
Hegseth decried the effort as a “farce” and a “stunt.”
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The Economic Impact of Israel’s Election
Growth has remained robust despite war and political isolation.
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The Democrats Have a Mandate to Tackle Corruption. Here’s How.
The party should start with investigations and subpoenas, then prepare for more substantial campaign finance reform.
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And What About Europe’s Center-Left?
As U.S. Democrats sweep into power, European progressives are wondering how to move forward.
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