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Countries With Greater Economic Ties to Russia Are More Likely to Want Diplomatic Resolution to Ukraine Crisis
Stronger links to Russia give adults in some NATO countries more incentive to pursue talks, and more faith that diplomacy can deter an invasion of Ukraine
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Many Americans Want Talks With Iran, Even if a Deal Won’t Stop the Bomb
Americans are concerned about Iranian nuclear weapons and are open to lifting sanctions to kick-start negotiations, but a sharp partisan divide makes reaching an accord complex
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Biden Says America Is Back. 2022 Will Put That Premise to the Test
This year has seen major improvements in U.S. relations with allies and partners, but experts see events on the horizon that could be decisive in determining the direction of those crucial ties
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Americans Prefer Negotiations to Resolve Ukraine Crisis
Biden’s multilateral diplomatic push has significant support across the political spectrum
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Majority of Americans Support Taking Stand Against Beijing Olympics
Republicans were more likely than Democrats, independents to support barring U.S. athletes from participating in Beijing Games
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America Is Experiencing a Biden Bump Abroad, but It’s What Allies Fear That Matters Most
Positive perceptions of the United States in nine ally and partner countries have jumped in 2021, but fears of common threats are what bind America’s alliances