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The militant group seems to be hoping that its ideology, cause, and brand will go global the way the Islamic State’s did.

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Ukrainians would face terror on a scale not seen in Europe since the 20th-century era of totalitarian rule.

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The Biden administration wants Israel to pivot to a less intense phase of the war as soon as possible.

The U.S. would rather downplay its differences with Israel over the war in Gaza.

The new Argentine president pledged to dissolve the trading bloc. But what if he ends up saving it?

Since Oct. 7, Hamas has made tangible gains—but they’ve come at an extremely high price.

Houthi attacks are putting global supply chains in danger.

The government is scrambling to close a 17 billion euro gap.

Wartime unity hasn’t healed the wounds of the country’s past.

Riyadh might have a great deal of influence over the future of Israel and Palestine, but it is waiting for a genuine and viable peace process.

Here’s what the summit did—and didn’t—change.

Europe’s push to abandon capitalism is motivated by optimism about politics—and pessimism about everything else.

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