Frayed Ties: Biden’s 40-Year ‘Personal Connection’ With Netanyahu Under Strain
The Israeli prime minister’s “longstanding personal connection” with his U.S. counterpart has shifted.
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Biden And Mexico’s López Obrador Discuss Migration And COVID-19 In Virtual Meeting
A proposed new guest-worker program, COVID-19 vaccine supply and a crackdown on drug trafficking were all on the agenda.
‘Daughters Of Kobani’ Portrays The Courage Of Women In Combat
Gayle Tzemach Lemmon’s book examines the Syrian conflict through the lens of women’s protection units.
In First Executive Orders, Biden Makes Clear Break With Trump Era
Biden signs orders overturning policies on pandemic response, World Health Organization membership and the Paris climate treaty.
VIDEO: Mid-Air Refueling Of US Marine Corps’ Fighter Jets
The air refueling took place in Somalia.
Assassination of Iranian Nuclear Scientist Could Hamper Biden’s Ability to Negotiate with Tehran
The new administration will try to rescue the Obama-era nuclear deal with Iran, which thinks Israel ordered the assassination.
Chinese Delegation Takes Measure of Political Situation in Nepal
Protests have wracked the country since the prime minister dissolved parliament on Dec. 20.
China, not Russia, Emerges as NATO’s Top Security Challenge
China’s military rise means recalibrating the alliance’s strategy.
Israel and Morocco Stand to Gain from Ties as U.S. Recognizes Moroccan Claim to Contested Territory
Morocco is the fourth Muslim-majority nation in just the last four months to “friend” Israel with formal diplomatic relations.