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An upcoming 2+2 meeting can help cement the new special relationship.

“Everyone was in the loop,” said the U.S. ambassador to the EU, further implicating Trump, Pompeo, and Pence as the impeachment inquiry unfolds.

The secretary of state takes flak from both chambers on Capitol Hill as his nominee for deputy gets grilled as well.

The Democratic candidates didn’t really want to talk about the rest of the world. But the devastating testimony on Capitol Hill this week—however it ends up—ensures they will.

New technologies enable Russia and China to destroy U.S. bases and logistics networks—including those on the homeland.

Khalid bin Salman is working full time to extricate Saudi Arabia from the disastrous conflict begun by his brother. Some regional and U.S. officials are cautiously optimistic. 

The regime has survived uprisings in the past. But now it is starting to kill demonstrators in great numbers.

The lowest growth rate in a decade could impact the bottom line for some universities.

Adding 8,000 foreign service officers won’t solve America’s diplomatic problems. State needs to prioritize data science, expand strategic planning, and encourage mid-career training, too.

The Turkish president is shutting down a university to punish former Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu for leaving the AKP and starting a new party, but he risks alienating precisely the voters he claims to champion.

Bolsonaro sent the troops to put out the flames, but now they may be looking to other enemies.

The upcoming vote is a prime test of public opinion—if the government lets it happen.

Until the country can address its own economic problems, agreements like the RCEP may do more harm than good.

Victory for the hard-line political dynasty spells dark times for democracy.

Russia has started using the West’s own reporting against it. Here’s how to respond.

Mishka Ben-David, Mossad