Foreign Policy

Inside the Race to Arm Ukraine

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U.S and South Korea Ink Nuclear Accord Amid Rising Tensions

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Intel Unit Halts Mission After Discord Leak

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The Arrest of Jack Teixeira Reveals New Security Challenges

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The Mysteries of the Big Intel Leak

The disclosure of more than 100 pages of classified U.S. intelligence documents, which could be the most damaging disclosure of U.S. government documents in a decade or more, has baffled officials

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How Evan Gershkovich's American Dream Became a Nightmare

Friends reflect on the Wall Street Journal reporter and son of Soviet emigrés, who became the first American journalist detained in Russia on espionage charges since the end of the Cold War.

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Biden Admits Mistakes in Afghanistan

The White House placed much of the blame for the deadly and chaotic US departure from Afghanistan with the Trump administration.

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Biden-Netanyahu Relationship Turns Icy

“Joe Biden is in love with the idea of Israel. He is not in love with Benjamin Netanyahu," says a former State Department official

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U.S. Skeptical of Putin's Pledge to Put Nukes in Belarus

Belarus gave away their nuclear weapons after the Cold War. Will Putin send them back?

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Will Netanyahu Back Down on Judicial Reform?

Following a call from Joe Biden on Sunday, Netanyahu's government announced delays to some of its controversial plans.

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The Man Behind One Of Russia's Most Popular Propaganda Channels

A new report identifies the source of "War on Fakes" as a former Russian journalist who has worked with Kremlin-tied organizations

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Republicans Scrutinize Ukraine Military Aid

As the war enters its second year, concerns in Congress mount over the weapons and funding the U.S. is pouring into Ukraine

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Inside the Kremlin's Year of Ukraine Propaganda

How Russian misinformation has shaped perceptions of the war

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Biden Visited Ukraine to Show Support. The U.S. Political Reality Is More Complicated

House Republicans have a vocal faction resolutely opposed to increased U.S. funding going toward Ukraine.

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Putin Stokes Tensions By Suspending Nuclear Deal

The possible collapse of the last arms control pact between the world's two nuclear superpowers illustrates how the security situation is growing more precarious, not less, as the war enters its second year

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U.S. Counter-Intel to Examine Spy Balloon

U.S. military says it "successfully" retrieved alleged Chinese spy balloon and will deliver it to FBI facility for analysis

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Estonia Sends Message To Russia With Ukraine Aid

A shared border with Russia and a painful history of Soviet occupation has led Estonia to adopt an aggressive approach to helping Ukraine

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The U.S. Wants to Build a Clean-Energy Economy. But First It Needs China's Help

Despite tension between the great powers, American reliance on Chinese tech will continue in the short term

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NATO is Giving Ukraine Air Defense, Not Jets

With a major Russian offensive looming, NATO allies look to speed up weapon deliveries

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White House Rules Out Aliens as UFO Source

"There is no, again no, indication of aliens or extraterrestrial activity with these recent takedowns," the White House Press Secretary said.

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