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Does invoking the horror of World War II boost support for a united Europe?

Isabell Hoffmann and Catherine E. De Vries - March 19, 2019

Macron’s call for a ‘European Renaissance’ reminded voters of the hard-fought peace.

How reality-show diplomacy with North Korea could backfire

Van Jackson - January 10, 2019

North Korean officials have been quietly meeting with U.S. diplomats

3 big questions about the curious Paul Whelan ‘spy’ case

Samuel Greene - January 6, 2019

Just days into the new year, foreign policy analysts are

5 things to know about Russia’s Vostok-2018 military exercises

Dmitry Gorenburg - September 13, 2018

Military analysts around the world are keeping a close eye

Saudi Arabia just expelled the Canadian ambassador in Riyadh. Here’s why.

Thomas Juneau - August 7, 2018

A bombshell hit the usually very quiet world of Canada-Middle

Three takeaways from Kim Jong Un’s trip to China

Rush Doshi - March 30, 2018

https://www.washingtonpost.com/video/world/kim-jong-un-meets-with-chinas-xi-jinping/2018/03/28/fd601832-324f-11e8-b6bd-0084a1666987_video.html In a not-so-secret meeting on Tuesday, Chinese President Xi

Some parts of the Brazilian government actually aren’t corrupt. Here’s what they have in common.

Sérgio Praça, Matthew Taylor, and Katherine Bersch - June 20, 2016

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The British colonial origins of anti-gay laws

Joseph O'Mahoney and Enze Han - October 30, 2014

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Why did Morocco’s prime minister call for a boycott of Dannon yogurt?

Ann Wainscott - June 20, 2014

[caption id="attachment_12184" align="aligncenter" width="640"] Moroccan Prime Minister Abdelilah Benkirane speaks

The stakes and symbolism of voting from abroad

Laurie Brand - June 5, 2014

[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="606" special=""] Syrian nationals living in Lebanon