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By Richard Haass - Jul 30,2024
NEW YORK — Russia’s war against Ukraine entered its third year. There is much to feel good about, but there are also grounds for worry.
By Richard Haass - Apr 03,2024
 NEW YORK — More than six dozen countries will hold elections this year, but none will be more consequential than the one scheduled for November in the United States.
By Richard Haass - Jan 08,2024
 NEW YORK — In my old job at the US State Department, colleagues often asked me what was likely to happen in this or that situation. Often, there was no way of knowing, and I reminded questioners that I was director of Policy Planning, not of predicting.
By Richard Haass - Jul 17,2023
NEW YORK — There are many reasons to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.
By Richard Haass - Jul 11,2023
NEW YORK — The upcoming NATO summit in Vilnius, Lithuania promises to be anything but business as usual for the simple reason that it will be taking place against the backdrop of a European war that has been raging ever since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in
By Richard Haass - Jun 05,2023
NEW YORK — For more than three-quarters of a century, the United States has played an outsized, constructive role in the world.
By Richard Haass - Feb 25,2023
MUNICH — In the year since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the war has evolved in ways few predicted.
By Richard Haass - Dec 14,2022
NEW YORK — Few will miss 2022, a year defined by a lingering pandemic, advancing climate change, galloping inflation, slowing economic growth, and, more than anything else, the outbreak of a costly war in Europe and concerns that violent conflict could soon erupt in Asia.
By Richard Haass - Nov 22,2022
NEW YORK  —  Midterm elections take place in the United States every four years, halfway into a president’s term and two years before the next presidential election.
By Richard Haass - Oct 24,2022
NEW YORK — Nuclear weapons have been a feature of international relations since August 1945, when the United States dropped two of them on Japan to hasten the end of World War II.

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