Diplomacy Watch: Ukraine, Russia agree to restart grain shipments after Turkey-led talks
If the deal holds, the world may dodge the worst of a food crisis that threatens to starve millions across the globe.
If the deal holds, the world may dodge the worst of a food crisis that threatens to starve millions across the globe.
Observers say Pelosi’s suggested move may be cathartic but could do more harm than good in the long run.
Expert says Ukraine is less united, more factionalized and penetrated by Russian intelligence than we would like to think.
Lawmakers added $37 billion beyond what the Pentagon asked for, most of it going to defense contractors at the expense of service members.
Little was done to end the war in Ukraine at the G20, but talks to loosen Ukrainian grain exports from Russia’s blockade look promising.
With the House having already put forth its companion measure, Congress is putting pressure on Biden to end the US role.
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The influential prime minister, assassinated while campaigning Friday, wanted to take his country into a new, post-war direction.
No matter how the question was phrased, less than a quarter of Americans approve of the president’s trip to Israel and Saudi Arabia.
Russia and the West talk sports and diplomatic etiquette as the Global South steps up to the plate at the G20.
After a week of high-level meetings in Europe the message from the West is clear: The war in Ukraine is not ending anytime soon.
‘No boots on the ground’ seems like an empty assurance considering this new report from the New York Times.
Many are wondering why the president is letting politics stand in the way of a sound nonproliferation agreement.
Your new weekly round-up of diplomatic efforts — what’s happening, what’s not — to end Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Elon Musk’s space enterprise wants to transport U.S. troops to any point on Earth in less than an hour. But its sci-fi pitch doesn’t hold up to scrutiny.
Today’s move follows incidents of high profile corruption and influence peddling involving well-connected Americans.
The congressman, who also accused Russia of “genocide,” said anything else would be “buying into Putin’s rhetoric” about potential escalation.
People in these states were told ‘there is no danger’ during atomic blasting that occurred from 1945-1962.
One expert called the company’s relocation to Virginia the ‘WD-40’ for the ‘revolving door’ between industry and government.
The Mexican president is the first to follow through on a boycott after the White House confirmed its snub of Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua.
While it might seem like the right thing to do at the moment, military showcasing doesn’t replace the hard work of diplomacy.