Foreign Policy

Israeli forces will go “house to house” after two soldiers were killed in a shooting.

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The biggest risks of AI and other advanced technologies have less to do with their growing power than the men behind them.

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Like Joseph Stalin’s Western fans, they use a vicious foreign regime to grind their axe at home.

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How Hollywood captured the struggle to make a better world.

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What a novel about Ireland’s last great auks reveals about xenophobia today.

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Test yourself on the week of Oct. 17: French protests intensify, Israeli police make arrests, and Trump tempts voters.

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Is the United States destined for a repeat of Jan. 6 every election now?

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A fight over veiling reflects deeper strains over sovereignty.

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The two countries are mending ties after a decades-long territorial dispute.

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One lawmaker lays out the case for indicting the defense secretary.

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Trump wants a foreign-policy win, but Moscow is unlikely to deliver.

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The directive comes as Israel prepares for an election and fresh joint strikes on Iran.

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Leaders are debating what to call it—rather than what to do.

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A far-right win in the country’s presidential election would open the door to U.S. military activity on Brazilian soil.

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The answers are more encouraging than you might think.

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Former President Joseph Kabila has joined a coalition that seeks to challenge Kinshasa “by all means.”

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The top U.S. diplomat’s three-day trip is focused largely on commercial interests.

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China’s domestic economic woes are helping fuel its success abroad.

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The Russian leader said he is ready to resume negotiations but refused to compromise on key points.

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How China’s leader divides power between his two most trusted lieutenants.

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The Trump administration’s plans threaten to undercut both pillars of deterrence at once.

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A former president of Estonia on the growing tide of global protest—and how today’s leaders can win back ordinary people.

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A broken asylum system and shrinking resettlement options leave many with nowhere to turn.

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Trying to reverse the Chagos Islands treaty only plays into China’s hands.

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The country’s powerful Supreme Court is caught up in a swirling corruption probe.

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