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The new head of the U.S. Federal Reserve takes over at a time of heightened inflationary pressures and concern over the Fed’s ...

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s four-day visit to India comes after a year of nosediving relations. He will attempt to ...

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Memorial Day dates back to the months immediately following the Civil War when a few towns and cities began honoring their ...

Every geopolitical event — a war, an election, a new tariff, a technological breakthrough — sends ripples through the global economy. On The Spillover, Sebastian Mallaby and Rebecca Patterson trace ...

The outbreak of a rare strain of Ebola that went undetected for several weeks in the Democratic Republic of Congo—and which ...

A long-awaited meeting produced modest stability but no grand deals—for Southeast Asia and South Asia, it could have been ...

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Following President Donald Trump’s meetings with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Beijing, Taiwan was absent from both the White House’s readout and its fact sheet. But any sense of relief proved ...

Nearly all nuclear weapon states, as a matter of policy, remain ready to use their weapons without having first suffered a nuclear attack. Most states with nuclear weapons maintain policies that would ...