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Iran NIxes U.S. Embassy Suggestion

By Helen Regan

The U.S. Foreign Service Is 'Too White'

By The Aspen Institute

Switzerland Lifts Sanctions on Iran

By Justin Worland

John Kerry Uses JFK'S Cane at Meetings in Asia

By Nash Jenkins
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North Korea Has Banned Foreign Envoys From Having Media Critical of Kim Jong Un

But isn't that pretty much everything?

By TIME Staff

See Inside the New Cuban Embassy in D.C.

After five decades, Cuba and the U.S. restored diplomatic ties

By TIME Photo

Quiz: What's the Right Role for America in the World?

Take an interactive quiz to discover what you think America's role in the world should be

By Ian Bremmer

Why an Iran Nuclear Deal Is Still Likely

Despite the criticisms around the Iran negotiations, a deal is still more likely than not. But the real challenge will be implementation

By Ian Bremmer

Envoy Apologizes to Poland Over Holocaust Article

Envoy concedes that remarks were "offensive"

By Sabrina Toppa

These 5 Facts Explain the State of Iran

Sanctions, demographics, oil and cyberwarfare

By Ian Bremmer

Knifed U.S. Ambassador Can't Wait to Get Back to Work

South Korea’s president visited injured U.S. Ambassador Mark Lippert on Monday, who hospital officials say is itching to get back to work after being knifed in the face.President Park Geun-hye told the diplomat that while...

By NBC News

Know Right Now: Hillary Clinton Wants Emails Made Public

The former Secretary of State wants to release some of her emails to the public

By TIME Video

Iran FM: We Believe We Are 'Very Close' to Nuke Deal

"We don't believe nuclear weapons bring security to anybody, certainly not to us"

By NBC News

Egypt May Release Second al-Jazeera Journalist

Diplomats are trying to secure the 40-year-old's deportation to Canada

By Helen Regan

Know Right Now: President Obama And the Dalai Lama

The Dalai Lama will be appearing in public with Obama for the first time

By TIME Video

Fidel Castro Backs U.S. Talks

The former Cuban leader and lifelong revolutionary makes it clear that he won't stand in the way of diplomacy with Washington

By Karl Vick / Havana

Report: Cuomo to Visit Cuba

It'll be one of the first high-profile visits by an American politician to Cuba since President Obama ended travel restrictions this week

By Sam Frizell

Barack Obama and David Cameron Are Going to Play a Cyber Attack War Game

The U.S. and U.K. will collaborate on measures to prevent online crime

By Sarah Begley

Cuba Libre

After more than 50 years, the U.S. looks to a future 90 miles away

By Bryan Walsh

Raul Castro Salutes 'New Chapter' With U.S.

“Every country has the inalienable right to choose its own political systems"

By Dan Kedmey
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