Valeriy Zaluzhny looks to be maneuvering to replace Ukraine’s wartime president—perhaps with America’s support.
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The American affinity for force could overwhelm the diplomatic path to a durable resolution.
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The U.S. may not be able to influence the outcome of the Israel–Gaza war, but it can work to avoid some of the consequences.
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Even with Hezbollah on its back foot, the land of the cedar remains a headache for the Middle East peace process.
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This game of chicken is mindless, dangerous, and needs to end.
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Making enemies everywhere is far from the balanced world order touted on the campaign trail.
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State of the Union: Trump aims to slow the Russian war machine with the exorbitant rate.
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The tariff-induced death of the American economy has been overstated, but challenges remain.
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Some U.S. aid to Israel funds attacks on Christian minorities.
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Or: how I learned to stop worrying and love the robot overlords.
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