Foreign Policy
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What Happens Next: Potential Outcomes of the New Venezuela Policy
WASHINGTON, July 12 — The executive order signed on March 22, 2025, has handed Secretary of State Marco…
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How the New Executive Order Changes U.S. Policy-Making for Venezuela
WASHINGTON, July 12 — An executive order signed in March has quietly shifted the centre of gravity for…
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State Department Gains Power Over Venezuela Sanctions
WASHINGTON, July 12 — The figure that matters: one executive order signed March 22, 2025, has shifted control…
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Western Aid Tops $200 Billion But Ukraine Gains Remain Limited
KYIV, July 11 — Three years into a war that has reshaped European security, the mechanics of Ukraine’s…
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U.S. Provides Over $75 Billion in Ukraine Aid Since 2022
WASHINGTON, July 11 — The United States has provided over $75 billion in aid to Ukraine since February…
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Trump officials craft coordinated push for Russian oil tariffs
WASHINGTON, July 11 — The mechanics behind the Trump administration’s push for heavy tariffs on Russian oil reveal…
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Pompeo, Trump’s Iran Enforcer, Defends Maximum Pressure
WASHINGTON, July 11 — Mike Pompeo, the former Secretary of State who helped shape the Trump administration’s toughest…
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Trump Advisers Conducted Secret Iran Backchannel Talks, Sources Reveal
WASHINGTON, July 11 — Three former Trump administration officials — Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, National Security Adviser…
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U.S.-Iran Backchannel Talks: Historical Precedents Examined
WASHINGTON, July 11 — The quiet, often secret channels of communication between the United States and Iran have…
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John Bolton’s Hawkish Iran Policy Shaped Under Trump
WASHINGTON, July 11 — John Bolton, the former National Security Advisor who served under President Donald Trump, remains…
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China’s Stance on Russia-Ukraine War Since Feb 2022
BEIJING, July 10 — The shift is subtle but real. For more than four years, China has carefully…
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Lindsey Graham Pushes for ‘Crushing’ Tariffs on Russian Oil
WASHINGTON, July 10 — The mechanics of Senator Lindsey Graham’s influence on American foreign policy rest on a…
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Marco Rubio Leads Trump Push for Ukraine War End via Economic Pressure
WASHINGTON, July 10 — In the corridors of the Trump administration, a distinct strategy for ending the war…
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Biden’s Ukraine Policy: $44 Billion in Aid, Sanctions, and Solidarity
WASHINGTON, July 9 — $44 billion. That is the figure that matters in any assessment of Joe Biden’s…
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Timeline of Iran’s Threats Against US Officials Since 2020
WASHINGTON, July 9 — The assassination of Iranian Major General Qasem Soleimani in January 2020 set in motion…
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Trump revives maximum pressure strategy against Iran after ceasefire collapse
WASHINGTON, July 9 — President Donald Trump’s second-term foreign policy toward Iran has been defined by the collapse…
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US Secretary of State Blinken Crafts Iran Sanctions Strategy
WASHINGTON, July 9 — As Antony Blinken marks his tenure as America’s top diplomat, his legacy is a…
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Key Players in 2025 US-Iran Crisis: Presidents, Diplomats, Commanders
WASHINGTON, July 9 — The calculus of the 2025 US-Iran crisis is defined by a cast of key…
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Marco Rubio Steers US Hardline Iran Policy as Secretary of State
WASHINGTON, July 8 — Marco Rubio, the US Secretary of State, has emerged as a central architect of…
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Denmark PM Mette Frederiksen Defends Greenland Sovereignty
COPENHAGEN, July 8 — The prime minister’s office at Marienborg sits within sight of the water, a quiet…
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Greenland Purchase Proposal Resurfaces in Trump Administration
WASHINGTON, July 8 — The scene is familiar, almost a political rerun: Donald Trump, now back in the…
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Trump’s Iran policy shifts from rhetoric to firm doctrine
WASHINGTON, July 8 — The technical reality of the Trump administration’s Iran policy is that it now operates…
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U.S.-Iran Tensions: 1979 Hostage Crisis to 2025 Ceasefire Collapse
WASHINGTON, July 8 — A fragile period of calm between the United States and Iran has ended. President…
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Rubio Takes Hardline Stance on Iran as Secretary of State
WASHINGTON, July 8 — The man who now leads American diplomacy on the world stage carries the Miami…
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