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Middle East Memo Despite a Regional Thaw, Conflict Still Looms in the Middle East Thanassis Cambanis Tuesday, June 28, 2022
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Column Delivering Change Won’t Be Easy for Latin America’s New Wave of Leaders James Bosworth Monday, June 27, 2022
A Northern Ireland Amnesty Bill Could Thwart Victims’ Fight for Justice Jonathan Gorvett Monday, June 27, 2022
Weekly Wrap-Up The End of Roe v. Wade, Chile’s Constitutional Reforms and More Judah Grunstein Saturday, June 25, 2022
Africa Watch African Publics Are Less Keen on the Commonwealth Than Their Leaders Chris Olaoluwa Ogunmodede Friday, June 24, 2022
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A Northern Ireland Amnesty Bill Could Thwart Victims’ Fight for Justice Jonathan Gorvett Monday, June 27, 2022
Weekly Wrap-Up The End of Roe v. Wade, Chile’s Constitutional Reforms and More Judah Grunstein Saturday, June 25, 2022
Africa Watch African Publics Are Less Keen on the Commonwealth Than Their Leaders Chris Olaoluwa Ogunmodede Friday, June 24, 2022
Europe Decoder Ukraine’s EU Membership Path Could Be a Road to Nowhere Dave Keating Thursday, June 23, 2022
Column After Petro’s Win, Colombia Teeters Between Hope and Fear Frida Ghitis Thursday, June 23, 2022
China Note China’s ‘Zero COVID’ Measures Are Taking a Toll on Gig Workers Rui Zhong Wednesday, June 22, 2022
Middle East Memo Biden’s Saudi Reversal Reflects His Confused Middle East Policy Thanassis Cambanis Tuesday, June 21, 2022
Column The Sustainable Economy Doesn’t Have to Be a Luxury Market Aishwarya Machani Tuesday, June 21, 2022
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Ethiopia Just Might Have a Chance for Peace Adem Kassie Abebe Tuesday, June 21, 2022 The Ethiopian government has markedly softened its rhetoric on the war in Tigray, while also establishing a peace committee to propose pathways to end the conflict. Those developments, combined with a de facto truce and improvements in the humanitarian situation in Tigray, offer the greatest opportunity yet to end the war.
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Latin America Is Paying the Cost of Its Zombie Regionalism Christopher Sabatini Wednesday, June 8, 2022
Latin America’s ‘Green Tide’ Has Lessons for U.S. Abortion Rights Activists Cora Fernández Anderson Tuesday, May 31, 2022
Trump Sought to Lead Armed Mob to Capitol on Jan. 6, Aide Says By Mike DeBonis & Jacqueline Alemany | The Washington Post
Citing Russia Threat, Biden to Ramp Up U.S. Forces in Europe By Andrea Shalal & Inti Landauro | Reuters
Colombia Panel’s Report Is a Step Toward Mending a Civil War’s Scars By The Editors | The New York Times
Ecuador’s Lasso Survives Bid to Oust Him, Ends Talks With Indigenous Leader By Alexandra Valencia | Reuters
Hindu Man Killed as Religious Tensions Boil in India By Sheikh Saaliq & Krutika Pathi | Associated Press (free)
Turkey Agrees to Allow Sweden and Finland to Join NATO By Steven Erlanger & Michael D. Shear | The New York Times
Scotland’s Leader Calls for Independence Vote, Challenging Judges to Stop It By Stephen Castle | The New York Times
Near Kherson, Ukrainians Regain Territory in Major Counteroffensive By Isabelle Khurshudyan | The Washington Post
Ex-Nazi Guard Convicted of Over 3,500 Counts of Accessory to Murder By Annabelle Timsit | The Washington Post
Iran Report: Nuclear Talks With U.S. End Without Deal in Qatar By AP Editors | Associated Press (free)
Israel’s Spies Have Hit Iran Hard. In Tehran, Some Big Names Paid the Price By Farnaz Fassihi & Ronen Bergman | The New York Times
U.N.: More Than 300,000 Civilians Killed in Syria’s Conflict By Jamey Keaten | Associated Press (free)
Trump Sought to Lead Armed Mob to Capitol on Jan. 6, Aide Says By Mike DeBonis & Jacqueline Alemany | The Washington Post
Citing Russia Threat, Biden to Ramp Up U.S. Forces in Europe By Andrea Shalal & Inti Landauro | Reuters
Iran Report: Nuclear Talks With U.S. End Without Deal in Qatar By AP Editors | Associated Press (free)
At Least 46 Migrants Found Dead in San Antonio By James Dobbins, J. David Goodman & Edgar Sandoval | The New York Times
U.S. Officials Back in Venezuela in a Bid to Rebuild Ties By Regina Garcia Cano & Joshua Goodman | Associated Press (free)
U.S. Strike Kills Yemeni Al-Qaida-Linked Commander in Syria By Bassem Mroue | Associated Press (free)
Biden Aims at China in New Illegal Fishing Policy Framework By Barry Hatton & Joshua Goodman | Associated Press (free)
G-7 Leaders Promise $4.5 Billion to Address Global Hunger Caused by War in Ukraine By Michael D. Shear | The New York Times
NATO to Boost High-Readiness Forces in ‘Biggest Overhaul’ Since Cold War By Emily Rauhala & Annabelle Timsit | The Washington Post
China’s Pivotal Role Under Scrutiny as Zambia Seeks Debt Relief By Jonathan Wheatley, Joseph Cotterill & Sun Yu | Financial Times
Colombia Panel’s Report Is a Step Toward Mending a Civil War’s Scars By The Editors | The New York Times
Ecuador’s Lasso Survives Bid to Oust Him, Ends Talks With Indigenous Leader By Alexandra Valencia | Reuters
U.S. Officials Back in Venezuela in a Bid to Rebuild Ties By Regina Garcia Cano & Joshua Goodman | Associated Press (free)
Venezuela Tapped 1.5 Million Phone Lines. It’s Just the Start, Experts Warn By María Luisa Paúl | The Washington Post
Turkey Agrees to Allow Sweden and Finland to Join NATO By Steven Erlanger & Michael D. Shear | The New York Times
Iran Report: Nuclear Talks With U.S. End Without Deal in Qatar By AP Editors | Associated Press (free)
Israel’s Spies Have Hit Iran Hard. In Tehran, Some Big Names Paid the Price By Farnaz Fassihi & Ronen Bergman | The New York Times
U.N.: More Than 300,000 Civilians Killed in Syria’s Conflict By Jamey Keaten | Associated Press (free)
U.S. Strike Kills Yemeni Al-Qaida-Linked Commander in Syria By Bassem Mroue | Associated Press (free)
Resistance Builds in Tunisia as Populist Leader Seeks More Power By Claire Parker | The Washington Post
Israel Loosens Abortion Rules, Lifts Requirement for Approval Hearings By Shira Rubin | The Washington Post
Chlorine Gas Leak at Port in Jordan Kills at Least 13, Injures Hundreds By Rachel Pannett | The Washington Post
The Surprising Success of the Truce in Yemen By Peter Salisbury & Alexander Weissenburger | Foreign Affairs
U.S. Held Secret Meeting With Israeli, Arab Military Chiefs to Counter Iran Air Threat By Michael R. Gordon & David S. Cloud | The Wall Street Journal
Hindu Man Killed as Religious Tensions Boil in India By Sheikh Saaliq & Krutika Pathi | Associated Press (free)
Biden Aims at China in New Illegal Fishing Policy Framework By Barry Hatton & Joshua Goodman | Associated Press (free)
China’s Pivotal Role Under Scrutiny as Zambia Seeks Debt Relief By Jonathan Wheatley, Joseph Cotterill & Sun Yu | Financial Times
Sri Lanka Sends Two Ministers to Russia for Oil Amid Crisis By Bharatha Mallawarachi | Associated Press (free)
Indian Muslim Journalist, Critic of Modi, Arrested Over Tweets By Bryan Pietsch | The Washington Post
South Korean Prosecutors Grant Ex-President Temporary Release By Kim Tong-Hyung | Associated Press (free)
U.S. and G-7 Allies Detail Infrastructure Plan to Challenge China By Alex Leary & Tarini Parti | The Wall Street Journal
U.S. and Allies Launch Initiative to Help Pacific Island Nations By Demetri Sevastopulo | Financial Times
Citing Russia Threat, Biden to Ramp Up U.S. Forces in Europe By Andrea Shalal & Inti Landauro | Reuters
Turkey Agrees to Allow Sweden and Finland to Join NATO By Steven Erlanger & Michael D. Shear | The New York Times
Scotland’s Leader Calls for Independence Vote, Challenging Judges to Stop It By Stephen Castle | The New York Times
Near Kherson, Ukrainians Regain Territory in Major Counteroffensive By Isabelle Khurshudyan | The Washington Post
Ex-Nazi Guard Convicted of Over 3,500 Counts of Accessory to Murder By Annabelle Timsit | The Washington Post
G-7 Leaders Promise $4.5 Billion to Address Global Hunger Caused by War in Ukraine By Michael D. Shear | The New York Times
NATO to Boost High-Readiness Forces in ‘Biggest Overhaul’ Since Cold War By Emily Rauhala & Annabelle Timsit | The Washington Post
Lithuania Blames Russia for Cyberattacks, Citing Threats Over Cargo Restrictions By Andrew Higgins | The New York Times
Sri Lanka Sends Two Ministers to Russia for Oil Amid Crisis By Bharatha Mallawarachi | Associated Press (free)
Ethiopia Just Might Have a Chance for Peace Adem Kassie Abebe Tuesday, June 21, 2022 The Ethiopian government has markedly softened its rhetoric on the war in Tigray, while also establishing a peace committee to propose pathways to end the conflict. Those developments, combined with a de facto truce and improvements in the humanitarian situation in Tigray, offer the greatest opportunity yet to end the war.
Democracy vs Autocracy Is the Wrong Framing for the War in Ukraine Kelly A. Grieco, Marie Jourdain Tuesday, June 14, 2022
Latin America Is Paying the Cost of Its Zombie Regionalism Christopher Sabatini Wednesday, June 8, 2022
Latin America’s ‘Green Tide’ Has Lessons for U.S. Abortion Rights Activists Cora Fernández Anderson Tuesday, May 31, 2022
Great Power Competition Is Coming for the Arctic. NATO Should Prepare Nima Khorrami, Andreas Raspotnik Tuesday, March 29, 2022
Don’t Blame Contagion for the Resurgence in Coups Christopher Faulkner, Jaclyn Johnson, Naunihal Singh Tuesday, March 1, 2022
Trump Sought to Lead Armed Mob to Capitol on Jan. 6, Aide Says By Mike DeBonis & Jacqueline Alemany | The Washington Post
Citing Russia Threat, Biden to Ramp Up U.S. Forces in Europe By Andrea Shalal & Inti Landauro | Reuters
Colombia Panel’s Report Is a Step Toward Mending a Civil War’s Scars By The Editors | The New York Times
Ecuador’s Lasso Survives Bid to Oust Him, Ends Talks With Indigenous Leader By Alexandra Valencia | Reuters
Hindu Man Killed as Religious Tensions Boil in India By Sheikh Saaliq & Krutika Pathi | Associated Press (free)
Turkey Agrees to Allow Sweden and Finland to Join NATO By Steven Erlanger & Michael D. Shear | The New York Times
Scotland’s Leader Calls for Independence Vote, Challenging Judges to Stop It By Stephen Castle | The New York Times
Near Kherson, Ukrainians Regain Territory in Major Counteroffensive By Isabelle Khurshudyan | The Washington Post
Ex-Nazi Guard Convicted of Over 3,500 Counts of Accessory to Murder By Annabelle Timsit | The Washington Post
Iran Report: Nuclear Talks With U.S. End Without Deal in Qatar By AP Editors | Associated Press (free)
Israel’s Spies Have Hit Iran Hard. In Tehran, Some Big Names Paid the Price By Farnaz Fassihi & Ronen Bergman | The New York Times
U.N.: More Than 300,000 Civilians Killed in Syria’s Conflict By Jamey Keaten | Associated Press (free)
Trump Sought to Lead Armed Mob to Capitol on Jan. 6, Aide Says By Mike DeBonis & Jacqueline Alemany | The Washington Post
Citing Russia Threat, Biden to Ramp Up U.S. Forces in Europe By Andrea Shalal & Inti Landauro | Reuters
Iran Report: Nuclear Talks With U.S. End Without Deal in Qatar By AP Editors | Associated Press (free)
At Least 46 Migrants Found Dead in San Antonio By James Dobbins, J. David Goodman & Edgar Sandoval | The New York Times
U.S. Officials Back in Venezuela in a Bid to Rebuild Ties By Regina Garcia Cano & Joshua Goodman | Associated Press (free)
U.S. Strike Kills Yemeni Al-Qaida-Linked Commander in Syria By Bassem Mroue | Associated Press (free)
Biden Aims at China in New Illegal Fishing Policy Framework By Barry Hatton & Joshua Goodman | Associated Press (free)
G-7 Leaders Promise $4.5 Billion to Address Global Hunger Caused by War in Ukraine By Michael D. Shear | The New York Times
NATO to Boost High-Readiness Forces in ‘Biggest Overhaul’ Since Cold War By Emily Rauhala & Annabelle Timsit | The Washington Post
China’s Pivotal Role Under Scrutiny as Zambia Seeks Debt Relief By Jonathan Wheatley, Joseph Cotterill & Sun Yu | Financial Times
Colombia Panel’s Report Is a Step Toward Mending a Civil War’s Scars By The Editors | The New York Times
Ecuador’s Lasso Survives Bid to Oust Him, Ends Talks With Indigenous Leader By Alexandra Valencia | Reuters
U.S. Officials Back in Venezuela in a Bid to Rebuild Ties By Regina Garcia Cano & Joshua Goodman | Associated Press (free)
Venezuela Tapped 1.5 Million Phone Lines. It’s Just the Start, Experts Warn By María Luisa Paúl | The Washington Post
Hindu Man Killed as Religious Tensions Boil in India By Sheikh Saaliq & Krutika Pathi | Associated Press (free)
Biden Aims at China in New Illegal Fishing Policy Framework By Barry Hatton & Joshua Goodman | Associated Press (free)
China’s Pivotal Role Under Scrutiny as Zambia Seeks Debt Relief By Jonathan Wheatley, Joseph Cotterill & Sun Yu | Financial Times
Sri Lanka Sends Two Ministers to Russia for Oil Amid Crisis By Bharatha Mallawarachi | Associated Press (free)
Indian Muslim Journalist, Critic of Modi, Arrested Over Tweets By Bryan Pietsch | The Washington Post
South Korean Prosecutors Grant Ex-President Temporary Release By Kim Tong-Hyung | Associated Press (free)
U.S. and G-7 Allies Detail Infrastructure Plan to Challenge China By Alex Leary & Tarini Parti | The Wall Street Journal
U.S. and Allies Launch Initiative to Help Pacific Island Nations By Demetri Sevastopulo | Financial Times
Citing Russia Threat, Biden to Ramp Up U.S. Forces in Europe By Andrea Shalal & Inti Landauro | Reuters
Turkey Agrees to Allow Sweden and Finland to Join NATO By Steven Erlanger & Michael D. Shear | The New York Times
Scotland’s Leader Calls for Independence Vote, Challenging Judges to Stop It By Stephen Castle | The New York Times
Near Kherson, Ukrainians Regain Territory in Major Counteroffensive By Isabelle Khurshudyan | The Washington Post
Ex-Nazi Guard Convicted of Over 3,500 Counts of Accessory to Murder By Annabelle Timsit | The Washington Post
G-7 Leaders Promise $4.5 Billion to Address Global Hunger Caused by War in Ukraine By Michael D. Shear | The New York Times
NATO to Boost High-Readiness Forces in ‘Biggest Overhaul’ Since Cold War By Emily Rauhala & Annabelle Timsit | The Washington Post
Lithuania Blames Russia for Cyberattacks, Citing Threats Over Cargo Restrictions By Andrew Higgins | The New York Times
Sri Lanka Sends Two Ministers to Russia for Oil Amid Crisis By Bharatha Mallawarachi | Associated Press (free)
Turkey Agrees to Allow Sweden and Finland to Join NATO By Steven Erlanger & Michael D. Shear | The New York Times
Iran Report: Nuclear Talks With U.S. End Without Deal in Qatar By AP Editors | Associated Press (free)
Israel’s Spies Have Hit Iran Hard. In Tehran, Some Big Names Paid the Price By Farnaz Fassihi & Ronen Bergman | The New York Times
U.N.: More Than 300,000 Civilians Killed in Syria’s Conflict By Jamey Keaten | Associated Press (free)
U.S. Strike Kills Yemeni Al-Qaida-Linked Commander in Syria By Bassem Mroue | Associated Press (free)
Resistance Builds in Tunisia as Populist Leader Seeks More Power By Claire Parker | The Washington Post
Israel Loosens Abortion Rules, Lifts Requirement for Approval Hearings By Shira Rubin | The Washington Post
Chlorine Gas Leak at Port in Jordan Kills at Least 13, Injures Hundreds By Rachel Pannett | The Washington Post
The Surprising Success of the Truce in Yemen By Peter Salisbury & Alexander Weissenburger | Foreign Affairs
U.S. Held Secret Meeting With Israeli, Arab Military Chiefs to Counter Iran Air Threat By Michael R. Gordon & David S. Cloud | The Wall Street Journal
United States For a ‘Young’ Country, the U.S. Has an Old and Outdated Constitution Alexander Clarkson Wednesday, June 29, 2022
Middle East & North Africa Despite a Regional Thaw, Conflict Still Looms in the Middle East Thanassis Cambanis Tuesday, June 28, 2022
Asia-Pacific Singapore’s Leadership Transition Comes at a Challenging Time Prashanth Parameswaran Wednesday, June 29, 2022
The Americas Delivering Change Won’t Be Easy for Latin America’s New Wave of Leaders James Bosworth Monday, June 27, 2022
Africa Ramaphosa’s Anti-Graft Credentials Just Took Another Hit at a Bad Time Chris Olaoluwa Ogunmodede Monday, June 27, 2022