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By Alex Plitsas
After a pause in fighting ended Friday, Israel will press ahead with a southern Gaza campaign that will face new challenges.
By Rachel Rizzo, Théophile Pouget-Abadie
COP28 is a good opportunity for India to begin to flex its climate muscles on the world stage.
By Michael John Williams
Cutting off aid to Ukraine now, as some in Congress propose, would undermine the immediate war effort in Europe and diminish the deterrent power of US military force globally.
By Martin Mühleisen
The incoming president’s campaign pledge to move Argentina to the US dollar seems less and less likely in the near term.
By Atlantic Council experts
Our experts have been dispatched to Dubai, where they'll be analyzing how global leaders respond to the greatest challenges posed by climate change.
By Matthew Kroenig
Kissinger’s influence may owe less to any single foreign policy accomplishment and more to the endurance and density of his contributions.
By Alana Mitias, Celeste Kmiotek
New evidence about Russia’s actions in Ukraine offers the ICC an opportunity to prosecute starvation as a war crime or crime against humanity affecting Ukrainians and other global victims.
By Sarah Zaaimi
Will mounting pro-Palestinian sentiment pressure Moroccan leadership to reverse the December 2020 normalization agreement with Israel? The short answer is no.
By Markus Garlauskas and Philip Yu
On November 14, a Chinese warship used its active sonar to harass and injure two Australian Royal Navy divers with high-powered sound waves.
By Lev Nachman, Wen-Ti Sung
The elections on January 13, 2024, have the potential to drastically change the future of Taiwan and East Asian regional stability.
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