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Is diplomacy between Russia and the West still possible?
By Richard Haass - May 13,2022
NEW YORK  —  Amid more than two months of intense media focus on the war in Ukraine, one story was largely overlooked. In late April, the United States and Russia carried out an exchange of prisoners.
From war of choice to war of perseverance
By Richard Haass - Mar 28,2022
NEW YORK  —  “Ripeness is all”, noted Edgar in Shakespeare’s King Lear.
America and China's unhappy anniversary
By Richard Haass - Feb 22,2022
NEW YORK  —  The United States and China are this month marking the golden anniversary of their modern relationship.
A world of mounting disarray
By Richard Haass - Jan 09,2022
NEW YORK  —  My book, A World in Disarray, was published five years ago this month. The book’s thesis was that the Cold War’s end did not usher in an era of greater stability, security and peace, as many expected.
Iran's nuclear choices and ours
By Richard Haass - Nov 21,2021
NEW YORK — Negotiations between Iran and the United States on Iran’s nuclear activities are set to resume on November 29. But while many will welcome this development, they should bear in mind that the talks are unlikely to succeed.
Colin Powell's American life
By Richard Haass - Oct 25,2021
NEW YORK — Colin Powell, former US national security adviser, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and secretary of state, who died this week at the age of 84, was a quintessential American, the son of immigrants.
America’s withdrawal of choice
By Richard Haass - Aug 16,2021
 NEW YORK — Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has fled the country. His government has collapsed as Taliban fighters enter Kabul.
Globalisation strikes back
By Richard Haass - Jul 26,2021
NEW YORK — The summer of 2021 has come to be largely defined by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and accelerating climate change.
Taming the new wild west
By Richard Haass - Jun 27,2021
NEW YORK — During the Cold War, summit meetings between the United States and the Soviet Union were often dominated by agreements to set limits on nuclear weapons and the systems built to deliver them.
Whither US foreign policy?
By Richard Haass - Feb 13,2021
NEW YORK  —  Joe Biden has been president of the United States for just a few weeks, but the central elements of his approach to the world are already clear: Rebuilding at home, working with allies, embracing diplomacy, participating in international institutions and ad

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