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Experts believe the operation is about regime change in Venezuela.

A diplomatic visit highlights the cautious engagement between New Delhi and Kabul.

Ties between organized crime syndicates and Chinese intelligence run deep.

The West can’t fully adopt Russia’s methods—but it should study them.

Latin America’s right has welcomed centrist Sen. Rodrigo Paz’s victory.

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The move follows a U.S. decision to cancel plans for a peace summit in Budapest.

It’s not just terrorism concerns driving tensions.

Ahead of the meeting, the NATO chief stoked the U.S. president’s ego and brushed off concerns about a lack of progress in cease-fire talks.

The continent’s largest emitter aims to cut coal and invest in nuclear and gas.

Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Greg Grandin on the end of the American myth of limitlessness.

Billions for Buenos Aires, and support for Argentine farmers, is not sitting well in the U.S. heartland.

Love her or hate her, Italians aren’t used to this kind of stability.

How to build NATO unity and capability in the face of Russian airspace violations.

Analysts and diplomats were already skeptical that the meeting would happen.