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What About Marc Fogel?

A schoolteacher’s family wants answers from Washington two years after his arrest in Russia.

Emmanuel Macron’s Ukraine Charm Offensive

The French president’s change of heart on NATO membership seems cynical.

Russia After Rebellion

The U.S. hasn’t done enough to take advantage of the aftermath of the bizarre mutiny.

Vladimir Putin’s Crisis Averted—For Now

The Wagner Group’s move on Moscow may be over, but a Russian collapse could be on the horizon.

Video: The Short-Lived Russian Rebellion

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Taking Putin Down a Peg

Wagner Group head launches mutiny in Russia but calls it off before reaching Moscow.

U.S., India Unite Over Common Adversary

Plus: Will Hurd enters the GOP presidential primary.

The Challenges Facing the PGA-LIV Merger, Explained

The deal combining golf’s two biggest players faces scrutiny from regulators and lawmakers.

How Erdoğan Is Fomenting an Anti-Western Mindset in Turkey

The president is trying to alter societal values and norms from the bottom up.

Rebuilding Ukraine

Plus: The scathing DOJ report on police misconduct in Minneapolis.

Washington’s Open Hand to Narendra Modi

The U.S. sees India as a counterweight to China, but the relationship transcends that common rivalry.

Blinken Returns From Beijing Empty-Handed

The high-stakes trip failed to reestablish military-to-military communications.

Iran Deal: Back on the Table?

The Biden administration is denying a new report, but wheels may be in motion.

Sweden’s Stalled NATO Bid, Explained

Turkey and Hungary resist mounting pressure to approve Sweden’s membership in the alliance.

Turkey and Hungary Continue to Block Sweden’s NATO Bid

Plus: House Republicans target Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.