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Antony Blinken, the born and bred diplomat serving as US secretary of state
The Explainer Blinken had served various State Department roles before being tapped for the top job
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Active nonalignment: the Global South’s new foreign policy in face of Ukraine war
feature Approach is fuelled by increased competition between the United States and China
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10 things you need to know today: January 14, 2023
Daily Briefing U.K. to send weaponry to Ukraine as Russian missiles continue to fall, House Judiciary Committee opens probe into Biden documents, and more
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Luxury superyacht owned by Russian oligarch appears in Hong Kong amid continuing sanctions
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10 things you need to know today: October 2, 2022
Daily Briefing Hurricane Ian death toll rises to 67 as recovery continues, Biden to visit Puerto Rico and Florida, and more
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Senators unveil bill deeming Russia state sponsor of terrorism
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Russia spent at least $300 million meddling in foreign politics, elections since 2014, U.S. says
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The challenges facing the Summit of the Americas
Speed Read How a routine summit of world leaders became surprisingly contentious
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Biden reverses some Trump restrictions on Cuba
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Biden and Congress owe us a debate about Ukraine
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Biden needs to keep his mouth shut
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The reports of American decline are greatly exaggerated
opinion America is wealthy, influential, powerful, and increasingly equal. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
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The facts of life are neoconservative
opinion How Putin's war proved the neocons right
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What are the people of Ukraine really fighting for?
opinion The war in Ukraine shows the limits of nationalism
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