Tracy Wilkinson
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In wartime Ukraine, Blinken must make case for U.S. commitment despite sagging support at home
In an unannounced trip to the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken on Wednesday acknowledged the critical moment facing Ukraine in fighting Russia and in building a postwar future. → Read More
The White House told Russians to flee here instead of fighting Ukraine. Then the U.S. tried to deport them
Why is the U.S. trying to send Russian President Vladimir Putin men he wants on the front lines in Ukraine? → Read More
Ukraine and expansion top NATO agenda as Biden tries to cement unity
The annual NATO summit could get testy over admitting Sweden to the alliance amid Turkey's objections. → Read More
Biden administration to launch global coalition to fight fentanyl
Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken is to host a meeting of diplomats from 84 countries to propose strategies to battle the worldwide opioid trade. → Read More
Russia crisis reverberates in Ukraine war
With shocking Russian mutiny put down for now, Moscow and Ukraine both work to calculate where their war goes from here. → Read More
U.S. and China in long-awaited big push to ease hostilities, renew dialogue
After warnings and worsening ties between China and U.S., Secretary of State Blinken visits Beijing aiming to repair damage, find common ground. → Read More
Pariah or partner? U.S. navigates complicated, contradictory relationship with Saudi Arabia
Human rights, oil production and ties with Israel all form part of the nettlesome U.S. agenda with Saudi Arabia. → Read More
With a likely Erdogan win, Turkey will continue to play both sides of the U.S.-Russia divide
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has courted Russia while serving as a stalwart in the Western NATO alliance -- to U.S. chagrin. → Read More
Biden wraps up G-7 summit with more aid for Ukraine, confusion over Bakhmut and glimmer of optimism on China
Although he vowed the U.S. debt crisis would not overshadow meeting of world's wealthiest democracies, Biden returned to the theme on its final day. → Read More
U.S. tries to stop war between Armenia, Azerbaijan in already volatile Eastern Europe
U.S.-hosted talks bring together foreign ministers of bitter rivals Armenia and Azerbaijan in attempt to avert a second major war in Eastern Europe. → Read More
Why Kevin McCarthy's trip to Israel is 'so dangerous'
The Bakersfield Republican led a delegation to Israel this week and became only the second U.S. House speaker to deliver an address to the Knesset, Israeli’s parliament. → Read More
Trade tensions, spy scandal loom over Yoon's White House visit
Washington and Hollywood are welcoming South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, but a spying scandal and economic standoff between the U.S. and China loom over his visit. → Read More
Sudan conflict poses high stakes for global trade and U.S. credibility
The U.S. has invested enormous political capital in peace for Sudan, which would also benefit the fight against terrorism. → Read More
Colombian president meets with Biden to talk immigration, drugs
The meeting on immigration, drugs and Venezuela was emblematic of the ideological balancing act the United States tries to navigate in its dealings with Colombia. → Read More
Pentagon leak details reservations for support of Ukraine from U.S. allies Egypt, Israel and South Korea
Leaked secret U.S. documents reveal that support for Ukraine among U.S. allies was a harder sell than the Biden administration acknowledged. → Read More
U.S. courts Ecuador president as democracy deteriorates there
Biden administration efforts to find a partner in Latin America ignore Ecuador's severe problems, congressional critics say. → Read More
Finland joins NATO, dealing a blow to Russia over the war in Ukraine
Finland is now NATO alliance's 31st nation, a major blow to Russia with a historic realignment of Europe spurred by Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine. → Read More
Trump joins list of ex-presidents around the world who have been prosecuted in criminal cases
It may be unprecedented in the U.S. to prosecute a former president, but not in other democracies around the world. → Read More
Can Israel's Netanyahu escape the crisis his government unleashed?
If the Netanyahu government falls apart, it is unclear who would fill the void or what new unrest could be ignited. → Read More
Two decades after start of Iraq conflict, Congress poised to repeal war authorization
The repeal effort is also targeting a similar 1991 authorization that gave President George H.W. Bush permission to start the Gulf War. → Read More