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"The German government has taken note of the report," a German official told Newsweek. → Read More
Newsweek has learned of a letter from detained U.S. citizen Eyvin Hernandez asking President Biden for a prisoner swap involving Venezuelan diplomat Alex Saab. → Read More
"It could lead to a buildup of nuclear weapons systems and a nuclear arms race," says Rose Gottemoeller, who led U.S. negotiations with Russia on New START. → Read More
The news came less than a week after another raid conducted by the U.S. and partnered forces that resulted in the death of an ISIS official. → Read More
"If the Taliban cannot guarantee security, there will be a problem," geoscientist Scott L. Montgomery told Newsweek. → Read More
The U.S. has previously charged Iran with seeking to expand its influence in Syria through support for militias that have targeted U.S. forces. → Read More
IDF Colonel Elad Edri said voices "are indeed still" heard from under the debris more than 72 hours later, "although it's rarer." → Read More
"It's either I escape or risk dying," a former Afghan official who worked in the DOJ program told Newsweek. "I'm running out of time." → Read More
"There is no doubt that Iran possesses the capability to defend its security and interests," Iran's Permanent Mission to the United Nations told Newsweek. → Read More
"We're going to surprise Hamas," IDF Colonel Beni Aharon told Newsweek as the Palestinian group vowed "day and night to develop its combat capabilities." → Read More
"As far as global governance ... the greatest structural issue is the control of the international financial system by the United States," Munir Akram said. → Read More
A former South Korean intel officer told Newsweek, "despite Russia's military constraints," it "might be able to take several military actions" to aid the DPRK. → Read More
"Despite its pressure, the West cannot stop this process," Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrey Rudenko said. → Read More
"I want to give them that chance to demonstrate that they can take on this issue," Pakistani Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari told Newsweek. → Read More
"The first-ever China-Arab States Summit is unquestionably the highest-level diplomatic event since the founding of the PRC," analyst Shen Shiwei told Newsweek. → Read More
"The Moore County case was small-scale when compared to some of the plans that we have seen," MEMRI's Simon Purdue told Newsweek. → Read More
"I do fear that there will be more cracks and the divides will be even deeper," Polish Ambassador to the U.S. Marek Magierowski told Newsweek. → Read More
One European diplomat told Newsweek that militant and separatist groups have "rushed to reorganize themselves and enter Iranian territory" amid the protests. → Read More
The latest China Military Power report released by the U.S. military assesses China fields 300 intercontinental ballistic missiles, twice as many as last year. → Read More
"To have a less robust relationship would give the U.S. less leverage," Jonathan Cohen, Biden's former ambassador to Egypt, told Newsweek. → Read More