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Foreign Affairs Russia Won’t Have to Say No: Europe Will The proposals in the Ukrainian track of negotiations are unrealistic.
Senate Blocks War Powers Resolution on Venezuela
The Senate on Wednesday voted 51–50 to block a war powers resolution sponsored by Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) and Sen.
U.S. Moves Personnel Out of Major Qatar Base As Iran Tensions Rise
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On Foreign Policy, Trump 2.0 Is Dangerously Unrestrained
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