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Fighting continues as Russian and Turkish troops gear up to take control of a significant chunk of formerly Kurdish-held territory.

Officials and experts say the proposal may be a way to sell Trump on keeping a residual force in Syria.

The tentative agreement negotiated by the United States was seen as a major victory for Ankara.

First John Sullivan must get through Congress, which wants to question him about Ukraine. Then he must deal with a hostile Moscow.

Erdogan told Trump he would not attack the symbolically important Kurdish-held town in northern Syria.

The Syrian Democratic Forces have recaptured some territory from Turkish-backed forces.

Despite his vow to “destroy” Turkey’s economy, the U.S. president could help its leader escape the wrath of Congress.

Ankara’s radical proxies are also apparently executing Kurdish prisoners and killing unarmed civilians, videos show.

As the investigation grows, so, too, does the foreign service officers’ legal defense fund.

Mini-deal between the United States and China brings relief to farmers but offers no long-term solutions.

U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper defended the decision to withdraw troops from the Turkey-Syria border even while sending additional forces to Saudi Arabia.

Pushing a controversial peace agreement, the new president faces blowback in Kyiv that he may not be able to overcome.

Democrats on the Foreign Relations Committee urge Republican leadership to investigate the Ukraine affair that triggered the House impeachment inquiry.

U.S. military officers who fought in Syria say they are devastated and ashamed by Trump’s decision to abandon Kurdish-led forces.

Lawmakers expect to get a veto-proof majority backing sanctions against Turkey.

The Trump administration’s abrupt decision to pull out of Syria has, as expected, led to a pause in the fight against the Islamic State.

Any expectations that high-level U.S.-China talks this week could produce a grand bargain on trade have all but evaporated.

Both Republicans and Democrats affirm that Russia, not Ukraine, was responsible for tampering with the U.S. election.

Ankara launches airstrikes as the Trump administration tries to distance itself from Turkey’s move.

Staffers complain of abuse of authority, harassment, and widespread discrimination at the World Food Program.

Pyongyang is using a diplomatic impasse to improve its weapons technology.

The United States faces charges of double standards in its campaign to promote whistleblower protections at the U.N. and international organizations.

Trump’s former national security advisor argues Pyongyang won’t give up its nukes.

Trump is keen on cyberattacks to retaliate against Tehran, but that could open Pandora’s box.

The inquiry into Trump’s Ukraine call has sidelined some of the ongoing work at UNGA.

U.S. diplomats are concerned they will become star witnesses.

As Trump leaves UNGA, the meetings continue.

Impeachment news hangs over the 74th U.N. General Assembly, but there is still plenty happening in New York.

Quietly, the administration has been undermining the former vice president’s legislative fix to the perennial issue of U.S. dues.

The U.N. General Assembly begins today with a major climate summit. Over 100 world leaders will attend, but there’s one glaring absence.

Trump to skip climate summit to focus on his Christian base.

Democrats say that the U.S. secretary of state is bypassing the Senate’s traditional oversight measures with the appointment.

Numerous banks and multinationals have hands in shady deals with the new nation’s elites and warlords.