Dan Haverty
Foreign Policy
Washington, DC, United States
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Past articles by Dan:
Israel to Approve New Settlement Units in the West Bank
Despite shelving annexation, Netanyahu is full-steam ahead on settlement expansion. → Read More
U.K. and EU Try to Hammer Out a Trade Deal as Critical Deadline Nears
From fish to Northern Ireland, major disagreements remain as Brexit negotiations enter their final week. → Read More
U.S. Slaps New Sanctions on Iran as U.N. Arms Embargo Set to Expire
Washington is trying to ensure the pressure stays on Iran, but Moscow could try to strengthen its ties to Tehran. → Read More
Greece’s Golden Dawn Ruled a Criminal Organization
The ruling against Golden Dawn is a major victory for liberal democracy; U.S. vice presidential candidates discuss foreign-policy issues. → Read More
Global Coronavirus Death Toll Surpasses 1 Million
As a second wave hits much of the world, there's still no end to the pandemic in sight. → Read More
Azerbaijan and Armenia on the Brink of War After Deadly Clashes
Dozens are reportedly injured in the worst round of violence between the two countries in years. → Read More
U.S. Plans to Send New Round of Weapons to Taiwan
As relations with China continue to deteriorate, Washington prepares to deepen its security ties with Taiwan. → Read More
Afghanistan Leaders Meet as Peace Talks Get Underway
After months of delays, Taliban and Afghan government leaders look for an end to their decades-long conflict. → Read More
No-Deal Brexit Is Back on the Table as EU-U.K. Trade Talks Get Underway
The EU faces renewed pressure as Boris Johnson works to override the withdrawal agreement. → Read More
Kosovar and Serbian Leaders Seek a Resolution During Talks at the White House
But today’s meeting is unlikely to pave the way out of their decades-old dispute. → Read More
European Leaders Pay Surprise Visit to Libya to Push for Peace
International actors are working to promote peace in the war-torn country, but there’s still a long way to go. → Read More
U.S. Officials Led by Jared Kushner Tour the Middle East to Promote Israeli-UAE Peace Deal
Trump officials have their eyes on November, but efforts to promote normalization with Israel in other Gulf states appear unlikely. → Read More
EU Leaders Meet as Eastern Mediterranean Crisis Deepens
Foreign ministers hope to avert a military confrontation, but the dispute will likely fester. → Read More
A Wave of Violence Hits Afghanistan as Hope for Talks Falters
Progress on the prisoner issue is still stalled, but key players are looking for a way out. → Read More
Prominent Putin Critic Alexei Navalny Believed to Be Poisoned
Fingers are pointing at Putin, but local officials could be the culprits. → Read More
Mali in Crisis as Soldiers Detain President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita in Apparent Coup
Leaders across the world condemned the mutiny, but anti-government protesters cheered the apparent coup. → Read More
Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko Hints at Russian Military Support in the Face of Anti-Government Protests
Moscow denied his claims, but Belarus's president is considering all options as he clings to power. → Read More
U.S. and China Expected to Meet for Trade Talks as Tensions Escalate
U.S. bans on Chinese tech conglomerates will likely headline the meeting. → Read More
U.S. to Seek Arms Embargo Extension on Iran
The resolution’s expected failure could open the way for the reimposition of sanctions on Iran. → Read More
Thousands Protest Election Results in Belarus as Lukashenko Claims Victory
The opposition claims the election was rigged as Lukashenko looks to extend his 26-year rule. → Read More