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Diplomacy after death at Senator Lindsey Graham’s funeral

Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelensky, and Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu sat on the same row in Washington National Cathedral this week to bid farewell to Republican US senator Lindsey Graham. But, for the two leaders, Graham’s funeral was also an opportunity for private talks at the White House with Donald…

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Ukraine: bad week on the home front for Volodymyr Zelensky

Just as reports from the front lines in Ukraine are giving Volodymyr Zelensky some reasons to be cheerful, his government has descended into turmoil. Within a matter of days he sacked his defence minister, Mykhailo Fedorov, before having to fire his commander-in-chief, Oleksandr Syrskyi.

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First Trump, now Putin – all roads lead to Xi Jinping

The red carpet at Beijing Capital International Airport has had something of a workout in recent months. In addition to Donald Trump’s visit from May 13-15 and Vladimir Putin over the past couple of days, a parade of world leaders, including five out of seven G7 leaders, has made the…

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Xi-Trump summit: reset for US-Chinese relations but tension over Taiwan remains

The initial top line emerging from the Trump-Xi summit in Beijing was that while the two leaders had talked trade, technology and the US war in Iran, the most potentially hazardous issue was Taiwan. The Chinese foreign ministry reported that the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, told the US president, Donald…

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Four years of bitter conflict in Ukraine

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Ukraine war: after four surprising years, where does it go next? Experts give their view

Four years ago, on February 24 2022, Russian president Vladimir Putin announced that his forces had begun a full-scale invasion of Ukraine – the reasons for which we have explored here. Within minutes, explosions were heard in major Ukrainian cities as Russian troops flooded across the border.

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Ukraine is being left out in the cold

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What next for Iran as Trump pulls back?

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Greenland, Venezuela and the ‘Donroe doctrine’

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Dispatches from a year of global conflict and uncertainty

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Why Vladimir Putin’s in no hurry for peace

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Are things falling apart for Ukraine?

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Ukraine: battered by bombing and scarred by corruption

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Trump-Xi meeting: the key takeaways

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Putin, Zelensky and the art of ‘playing’ the US president

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Putin’s forever war against the west

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Charlie Kirk and the politics of rhetoric and division

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Xi Jinping showcases his dream of a China-led ‘new world order’

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Israel opens new front in Gaza war

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Did Trump really resolve six conflicts in a matter of months? We spoke to the experts to find out

The US president, Donald Trump, claims to have “solved six wars in six months”. To work out if there was any substance to his claims, The Conversation international affairs editors Sam Phelps and Rachael Jolley interviewed six academic experts on those regions to find out what Trump actually did, and…

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How the Trump-Putin summit could play out

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Trump poised to meet Putin to discuss Ukraine – but Zelensky set to be left on the sidelines

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Will the latest diplomatic moves to end the war in Gaza work?

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Gaza and Ukraine are both waiting for action

For the past few weeks the headlines about Gaza have focused on the hundreds of people who have been killed while queueing for food. The aid distribution system put in place in May, backed by the US and Israel and run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, has proved to be…

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Will Donald Trump get Vladimir Putin (before Maga gets Trump)?

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