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The United States and the Soviet Union pulled back from the nuclear brink, chastened by their brush with nuclear armageddon.
The country’s student-led opposition movement secured a historic victory in parliamentary elections. But the new government ...
Election Day is one week away. Here are ten recent poll results that explain why Democrats see a blue wave coming and why ...
Latin America has experienced a rightward political shift in recent years, driven largely by voters’ growing concerns over ...
Last week, I traveled to Wisconsin as part of CFR’s ongoing efforts to understand what Americans think about the United ...
The Soviets offer an olive branch that President John F. Kennedy is eager to accept even as Cuba’s Castro raises the stakes ...
Rebecca Bill Chavez’s interest in foreign affairs was cultivated from an early age. The president and CEO of the ...
The U.S. Ambassador to the United Nation delivers a victory in the courtroom of world opinion as the dangers of the Cuban ...
As the war in Ukraine continues in its fifth year, CFR’s initiative on securing Ukraine ’ s future is tracking the conflict with timely analysis and policy recommendations. After Russia’s invasion in ...
After nearly nine months of war with Iran, President Donald Trump faces a choice: escalate the conflict with Tehran, find a ...
CFR President Michael Froman analyzes the recent European protests ahead of upcoming elections and changing U.S. relations.
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