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"Both Washington and Beijing seek stability, secure flow of energy, and a reduction of risks emanating from the Middle East"

Turkish president Recep Tayipp Erdogan surprised the world when he announced that Ankara no longer opposes Finland’s bid to join NATO

Instead of thinking of it as Biden’s fiscal plan for 2023, we should think of it as Biden’s list of 2024 priorities

Beijing's sudden entry into Iran-Saudi peacemaking redraws the Mideast map

President Joe Biden is giving signs that he will line up with Republicans in Congress to torpedo Democratic-sponsored crime legislation in Washington, D.C.

When the US and the EU provide Ukraine with massive aid while Iran — and potentially China — back Russia, the question arises: Is this the Cold War 2.0?

He's still not declared, but Biden's campaigning

What is the US trying to accomplish with this arms sale? Enhance NATO capabilities, deter Russia, or both?

There’s a surprising agreement in the new Congress between some Democrats and Republicans about the need to ban TikTok

We spoke with David Schenker, the Taube Senior Fellow at the Washington Institute and director of its Program on Arab Politics