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Reports: German Agents Recorded Hillary Clinton Conversation

By Justin Worland

The U.S. Will Increase Its Military Presence in Australia

By Melissa Hellmann

Clinton Said the Day Before 9/11 he Could've Killed Bin Laden

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Nixon Asked a Reporter to Watch Panda Sex

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China Slights North Korea

The two-day trip is the first time a Chinese leader has chosen to visit South Korea before calling on the North

By Emily Rauhala

Iran's YouTube Message to Obama: Don't Bully Us

Tehran takes a hard line as a July 20 nuclear deadline nears

By Michael Crowley

The Dishonest Diplomat: Why Ambassadors Sometimes Tell Lies

I work in a profession devoted to compromise and incremental change — and we diplomats have acquired an unfortunate reputation for dishonesty

By Matthew Palmer

U.K. plans to reopen embassy in Iran

Foreign Secretary William Hague said "circumstances were right" to reopen Britain's embassy in Tehran some two years after Iranian protesters ransacked the building

By Dan Kedmey

Obama Sends Personnel to Iraq

An attempt to de-escalate the crisis and protect U.S. interests

By Zeke J Miller

U.S. Eyes Iran Help in Iraq

As militants advance and American embassy hunkers down

By Dan Hirschhorn

Russia Haunts Obama in Europe

Many European leaders wish he could have seen the threat from Russia after the last time it invaded a neighbor

By Simon Shuster / Warsaw

Obama Arrives in Asia

He begins a week-long tour of Japan, Malaysia, South Korea and the Philippines to reassure allies and position the U.S. as a regional leader

By Sam Frizell

Top U.S. Diplomat Will Retire

William Burns, who was instrumental in behind-the-scenes negotiations with Iran, will stay on until October, raising the specter that he will again be a key player if formal talks for a nuclear agreement fall through by the July deadline

By Noah Rayman

Israelis, Palestinians Aren't Calling It Quits Yet

Peace talks hit another road bump with Israel announcing it would no longer release 26 Palestinian prisoners and Palestinians signing international treaties Israel opposes. Both sides, however, expressed hopes of saving the peace process

By Karl Vick

U.S. Ambassador to India Quits

Nancy J. Powell announced her retirement weeks after the arrest of an Indian diplomat sparked a diplomatic row

By Noah Rayman

Obama Goes to Riyadh to Reassure the Saudis on Security

But the U.S. President should not expect an easy ride

By Michelle Arrouas

U.S. Eyes Natural Gas Exports to Weaken Putin

Lawmakers see exports as a way to weaken Russia's hand in Ukraine

By Alex Rogers

China Peeved By Reports of U.S. Spying

Country wants answers after report of NSA spying on tech giant Huawei

By Charlotte Alter

3 Big Questions Facing Putin and the West After Crimea Vote

After Crimea votes to secede from Ukraine, Putin and the West face options ranging from a compromise solution to the specter of violence

By Michael Crowley

GOP Knocks Obama on Russia

Sen. John McCain and other GOP leaders say the White House hasn't gone far enough to contain Russian President Vladimir Putin

By Sam Frizell
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