Inside Joe Biden’s failing Israel policy
America’s diplomats are going in circles – closely followed by Bob Woodward.
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What Lammy and Blinken did not say in Kyiv
The British Foreign Secretary and his US counterpart clearly had a mandate that was limited to solidarity.
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The failures of Joe Biden’s foreign policy
In the Middle East, the US has once again confused military might with strategic vision.
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Pax Americana’s last gasp
The US appears increasingly unable to rein in Israel’s war.
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Resolving US-China tensions needs more than just superpower diplomacy
Antony Blinken’s visit to Beijing suggests there is reason for hope – but improving relations relies as much on national…
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The curious case of the Chinese spy balloon
Is the Pentagon in panic about the so-called balloon gap?
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As Israeli-Palestinian clashes intensify, is a third intifada coming?
A wave of violence grips Jerusalem and the West Bank; and the global ageing crisis reaches a tipping point.
Polish offer of fighter jets for Ukraine exposes the West’s spinelessness
Why are the US and UK seemingly unwilling to help transfer planes to Zelensky’s government?
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How Kenya’s illiberal president wooed the West
Uhuru Kenyatta has used his country’s relative stability to win favour overseas.
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