Charlotte Lawson is a reporter at The Dispatch and currently based in Tel Aviv, Israel. Prior to joining the company in 2020, she studied history and global security at the University of Virginia. When Charlotte is not keeping up with foreign policy and world affairs, she is probably trying to hone her photography skills.
As its brutal invasion drags on, Russia targets Ukrainian identity and Ukrainians themselves.
Amid failing nuclear talks with Iran, the president looks to bolster regional defense and build on the historic Abraham Accords.
Refugees fleeing the Taliban turn to their neighbor but find little hope.
Nomadic herdsmen and terror groups target religious minorities with little response from the government.
The Biden administration is pivoting toward more cooperation with the Saudis after more than a year of frayed relations.
Critics say the agency tolerates antisemitism, silences whistleblowers, and looks the other way from egregious human rights abuses.
The White House faces resistance from Republicans and Democrats alike as the efforts to revive a nuclear deal have stalled.
The U.S. said international pressure would force the Taliban to change, especially when it came to women’s rights. It was wrong.
Two new reports blame U.S. negotiations with the Taliban and misplaced faith in over-the-horizon military operations.
The former defense secretary’s new book details Trump’s Afghanistan deal with the Taliban and the strike that killed Qassem Suleimani.