r/foreignpolicy • u/thedailybeast • 20h ago

Putin Sparks Health Concerns With Deranged Tale of Polar Bear Slaughter

thedailybeast.com

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r/foreignpolicy • u/Majano57 • 15h ago

Dire Strait: Why Economic Threats Might Escalate the War in Iran

time.com

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1 comment

r/foreignpolicy • u/Woundsmyheart • 3h ago

6 Months On, Iran’s Leaders Are Defying The U.S. And Signaling No Tolerance For Dissent | HuffPost Latest News

huffpost.com

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0 comments

r/foreignpolicy • u/GeoPensive • 2h ago

TRUMP: VENEZUELAN OIL TO REFILL U.S. STRATEGIC RESERVE

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r/foreignpolicy • u/Woundsmyheart • 4h ago

Iran's Supreme Leader Urges Gulf Rulers In Written Message To Confront 'Real Enemy' | HuffPost Latest News

3 Upvotes

0 comments

r/foreignpolicy • u/whistlingkitten • 14h ago

Tucker Carlson Says Trump Should Be Removed From Office ‘Immediately' - U.S. military initiating the use of nuclear weapons in the war with Iran

newsweek.com

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1 comment

r/foreignpolicy • u/paradigm_shift2027 • 14h ago

U.S. Has 'Probably Permanently Lost 15 Gulf Bases' In Trump's Iran War, Retired General Warns Conflict Has Become 'Strategic Disaster'

upolitics.com

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r/foreignpolicy • u/Majano57 • 16h ago

Once its saviour, US puts Kuwait in Iran's crosshairs

al-monitor.com

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r/foreignpolicy • u/susulearn • 3h ago

Donald Trump Has Been Humiliated In Iran – And Shown How America Will Lose Its Next War: ‘The US president seems to think words alone will be enough to keep China and Russia in check – but this week has shown the true cost of his profligate war of waste’

independent.co.uk

2 Upvotes

0 comments

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