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An anti-Abraham Accords is taking shape. That would be a big mistake.

Military conflict has always existed. It’s just stopped making sense.

Sen. Tammy Duckworth tells FP why she is traveling to Taiwan.

One of history’s most misunderstood speeches is also one of its most important.

Natural disasters have accelerated political change elsewhere in the region.

Can NATO move past a need to keep Trump happy?

Hard power has left its mark on this year’s World Cup.

The deadly missile and drone bombardment was retaliation for recent Ukrainian attacks on critical Russian infrastructure.

Three summer movies reflect a generation’s sensibilities.

From a slave economy to a global empire in 250 years.

At 250, the country is struggling to come to terms with the world it created.

Washington and Tehran are grappling over a “memorandum of misunderstanding.”

Experts question whether one of the world’s oldest democracies can survive.

How a fundamental tension in the declaration echoed through U.S. foreign policy.

Rising human rights violations in Turkey should be called out.

Ukraine’s new offensive on the territory has military stakes far beyond payback.

The disasters exposed Delcy Rodríguez’s weak grasp on power.

The White House hopes that annual reviews will curb the United States’ trade deficit with Mexico and Canada.

The two countries announce a “new era” in ties during Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s trip.

Addis Ababa’s debt relief process has highlighted divisions in the global financial system.

Reports of NATO’s demise have been greatly exaggerated.

A recent spat might be the final nail in the coffin of the trans-Atlantic far right.

The fallout from the Iran conflict and the approaching U.S. midterms may change Trump’s calculations.

U.S. imperialism as inspiration and foil.

The emotionalism in Indian politics obscures the strategic logic of U.S.-India ties.