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Alexandra Sharp

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Moscow’s Moment of Global Summitry
The war in Ukraine may rage on, but Russia remains far from an international pariah.
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U.S.-Iran Fighting Reignites
A U.S. attack on Larak Island paves the way for renewed heavy warfare.
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Iceland’s EU Ambitions
U.S. threats in the Arctic push Reykjavik to hold a referendum on restarting membership talks.
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Death Toll Rises in Nepal-Tibet Flash Flood
Rescuers are racing to find survivors before more potential flooding occurs.
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Iran, Oman Agree to Temporary Strait of Hormuz Deal
Tehran vows to keep the waterway closed if Washington does not accept its terms.
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The U.S.-Canada Trade War Is Full Steam Ahead
Ottawa issues retaliatory tariffs to go “dollar for dollar” with U.S. duties.
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U.S. Unveils ‘Economic D-Day’ Against Iran
The White House vows to sanction any country that continues to do business with Tehran.
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Trump Needs China’s Help to Effectively Sanction Iran
But Tehran’s top crude buyer appears unwilling to play ball.
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The Clock Is Ticking Down on Another U.S.-Canada Trade War
Senior Canadian officials are looking to make a deal to avoid new 50 percent U.S. tariffs.
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UAE Joins Global Efforts to Isolate Iran
Abu Dhabi is hoping that a trade embargo will force Tehran to surrender.
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Russian Threats Won’t Stop the U.K.’s Drone Deliveries
London vows to continue aiding Ukraine’s war effort.
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Is Trump Choosing North Korea Over South Korea?
The United States scales back joint military drills with Seoul to appease Pyongyang.
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The Middle East Tries Its Hand at a NATO-Style Pact
Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey pledge mutual defense in the face of aggressive Iranian and Israeli operations.
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Is Iran Winning the Battle Over the Strait of Hormuz?
Any level of Iranian control would mark a major geopolitical shift in Tehran’s favor.
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Ukraine’s Deadly Missile Defense Shortage
Kyiv has run out of Patriot interceptors, but allies remain reluctant to supply more.
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Iran’s ‘Last Chance’ for Peace Talks
Qatar confirms that indirect U.S.-Iran negotiations are making progress.
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Iran Denies Peace Talks After the United States Cancels Military Strikes
Trump’s “imminent” deal remains elusive.
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Spain Records Unprecedented Migrant Crossing
Some 60,000 people from Morocco surged into the Spanish exclave of Ceuta.
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NATO Says Russian Missile Violated Polish Airspace
Secretary-General Mark Rutte warned that Moscow’s “reckless” actions risk spreading the Ukraine war.
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U.S.-Saudi Strikes Add a New Front to the Iran War
Iraqi militias backed by Tehran are the latest targets in the ever-expanding conflict.
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Trump’s Diplomatic Doubleheader
The leaders of Ukraine and Israel both came to Washington to curry U.S. favor.
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What to Expect at the Trump-Netanyahu Showdown
Once close allies, the two leaders are at odds on the Iran war.
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Iran’s Arsenal Starts With Its Islands
A guide to Tehran’s nine most strategic territories.
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Trump Swaps Out Tariffs for Even More Tariffs
Foreign leaders accuse the White House of using forced labor allegations as a smokescreen for protectionist measures.
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Is the Red Sea the New Hormuz Crisis?
Houthi attacks on Saudi shipping risk adding a new front to the Iran war.
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Trump Approves Nuclear Deal With Saudi Arabia
But without “gold standard” constraints, the pact could allow Riyadh to eventually develop a warhead.
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Who Is Trump’s Next Tariff Target?
Trump’s latest protectionist measures will likely exacerbate trade tensions and reignite legal battles.
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Houthis Declare a Naval Blockade on Saudi Arabia
The move could increase pressure on already-strained global energy markets.
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U.S., Iranian Forces Target Civilian Infrastructure
Attacks on bridges, power plants, and desalination facilities could be considered war crimes.
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Zelensky’s Cabinet Reshuffle Sparks Public Outcry in Ukraine
Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov was popular for his drone development push—but not enough to keep him in office.
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