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Japan’s First Female Prime Minister Has to Be a Hard-Liner
If she wins this week’s leadership vote, Sanae Takaichi’s ultranationalist agenda will stir up the region.
Categories: Diplomacy & Crisis News
Why America’s ‘Unusual’ Democracy Leads to Shutdowns
Other countries don’t have government shutdowns like the U.S.
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What Unrest in Ladakh Means for New Delhi
The biggest implications of recent protests in the border region relate to security.
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How a U.S. Government Shutdown Could Impact Washington’s Foreign Policy
Thousands of national security employees will continue working through the shutdown, but there are broader implications.
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Can a European Drone Wall Stop Russia?
The European Union is hoping that a network of sensors and weapons will prevent Russian drones from violating European airspace.
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Why Is Trump Bailing Out Argentina’s Milei?
It’s not the economy, stupid.
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Trump’s Speech to Generals Was Incitement to Violence Against Americans
Military leaders’ quiet professionalism offers hope amid a maelstrom.
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How Trump Could Get Bagram Back
Internal fissures mean that the Taliban’s rejection of the issue is far from settled.
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The U.S. Should Not Bail Out Argentina
Why is the Trump administration intent on rescuing a failed foreign leader?
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Inside Lebanon’s Audacious Disarmament Plan
The state faces a stark choice to confront groups such as Hezbollah and Hamas or risk another war with Israel.
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How Taipei Should Handle Washington
There are several options for dealing with the Trump administration.
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As Another Leadership Election Looms, Japan’s Real Bosses Take Stock
Nominal leaders are secondary to party power—but the system’s looking shaky.
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Rohingya Noticeably Absent From U.N. Conference
More than a million Rohingya refugees are displaced in Bangladesh.
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The Crisis for the Women Who Make Your Clothes
Trump’s tariffs are having major ripple effects on the fashion industry’s female work force.
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U.S.-Turkish Relations Have Gotten Duller, Not Better
Erdogan’s visit to Washington showed that the United States and Turkey just don’t need each other as much as they used to.
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The Chinese Public Is Obsessing Over a Perceived Celebrity Cover-Up
The death of actor Yu Menglong has started a cycle of censorship and rumor.
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How to Fix the Security Council
Adding members and removing the unilateral veto would make the body stronger.
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Donald Trump Will Never Be a Restrainer
The final verdict is in.
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The Controversial Past of Ukraine’s Newest Heroes
The Azov Brigade was once considered far-right—and is now the key to the country’s military success.
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The ASEAN Plan for a Post-American World
A two-pronged approach for the world’s most trade-dependent region.
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