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RUSSIA AND ITS ALLIES

At the Crossroads of the World, Turkey Charts Its Own Course on Ukraine

Turkey has largely stuck by NATO on Ukraine, but that doesn’t mean it’s completely back in line with the West’s foreign policy interests

To Win Over India, Washington Needs to Embrace Its Demands for Independence

After visits from the foreign ministers of China and Russia, the U.S. secretaries of State and Defense head to India on April 11 — but experts say not to expect quick change from New Delhi

Xi Put ‘No Limits’ on China’s Support for Russia. He Might Be Regretting That

As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine attracts worldwide opprobrium, China is having trouble navigating relations with its only major ally, opening opportunities for the United States

Despite Friction Over the Nuclear Deal, Iran Is Sticking By an Unpopular Russia — for Now

Moscow’s attempt to weaponize its influence over Iran to retaliate against Western sanctions has laid bare the impermanence of geopolitical friendships

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April 13, 2022
Qatar World Cup Poses Unprecedented Challenges in Soccer’s Quest to Capture America’s Attention

April 12, 2022
Caught Between Their Hearts and Pocketbooks, Europeans Waver on Russian Energy Sanctions

April 7, 2022
Europeans Are Far Happier to Resettle Ukrainian Refugees Than Syrians or Afghans. But a Food Crisis Means They’re All Coming

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Europeans Are Soft on Sanctioning Russian Oil, but Not on E.U. Membership for Ukraine

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Corporate Activism

Corporate Activism With Chinese Characteristics: Positive Over Punitive

For Companies That Stayed in Russia, the Risk of Reputational Blowback is Strong When and Where Awareness is High

In Today’s Russia, Geopolitics and Consumer Preferences Align

U.S. AND THE WORLD

As Congress Seeks to Boost Tech Competition With China, Voters More Likely to Say U.S. Leads on Military Tech, AVs and 5G

3 in 5 Voters Want Title 42 Border Policy Extended

The State of U.S.-China Relations

Congress Took Funding for Global COVID-19 Vaccinations Off the Table. More Than Half of Voters Say It Should Be a Priority

A New State Department Bureau Urges U.S. Leadership on Cyber Diplomacy. American Adults — and Some Major Allies — Support That Leadership Bid

RUSSIA AND ITS ALLIES

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Chile’s 36-Year-Old President Promised Change. Now Some Are Worried About What That Means

Companies That Remain in Russia Will Struggle to Justify Their Decision to European and U.S. Audiences

For the French, Reducing Immigration Is a Relatively Low Priority

World Bank and IMF Find Support in Global South, but Indifference Elsewhere

Lack of Institutional Trust and Polarization Aren’t Just U.S. Problems. That Could Hamper the Global Pandemic Response

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The World Would Be a Better Place Without President Putin, American Voters Say

Gas Price Pain Is Curbing Mobility, and Consumers Are Getting Creative to Stay on the Move

Qatar World Cup Poses Unprecedented Challenges in Soccer’s Quest to Capture America’s Attention

Caught Between Their Hearts and Pocketbooks, Europeans Waver on Russian Energy Sanctions

Europeans Are Far Happier to Resettle Ukrainian Refugees Than Syrians or Afghans. But a Food Crisis Means They’re All Coming

Europeans Are Soft on Sanctioning Russian Oil, but Not on E.U. Membership for Ukraine