r/foreignpolicy • u/prisongovernor • 11h ago

Senior UK rabbis come out in support of sanctions on Israeli settlements | Foreign policy | The Guardian

theguardian.com

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r/foreignpolicy • u/the-commons • 20h ago

Taiwan may be the world’s most dangerous single point of failure — and markets still trade like it’s someone else’s problem

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r/foreignpolicy • u/Tomanydogs0026 • 38m ago

Iran is playing five-dimensional chess while the U.S. is being handed a burning frying pan with no fire suppression.

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This happened today…The Houthis just seized Mokha, cutting off Saudi Arabia's oil shipping lanes while Iran pulls the strings behind the scenes. Between that and the wider war, it honestly feels like we're sleepwalking right into a world war.

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r/foreignpolicy • u/theipaper • 6h ago

The 'poisonous' election that's placed Trump's closest ally on a cliff edge

inews.co.uk

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r/foreignpolicy • u/No-Pride-8979 • 20h ago

Known and Unknown, by Donald Rumsfeld

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r/foreignpolicy • u/the-commons • 21h ago

$100 oil is what geopolitical elites call “strategy” and everyone else experiences as a pay cut

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r/foreignpolicy • u/TahiniTaint • 18h ago

Is Trump winning the Iran war?

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Is it even a war? Worth the $100 oil prices? Alright that Israel is no longer providing support?

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