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Opinion | Hamas Couldn’t Kill the Abraham Accords
Iran’s attacks on its neighbors make the case for working with Israel.
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Opinion | Pope Leo’s French Resistance
The nation’s militant secularism, born in the revolution, isn’t as confident as it was.
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Software Glitch Will Delay Approval of Boeing’s Latest 737 MAX Model
Plus, British counterterrorism police release suspects in terror plot at base hosting U.S. forces and Trump unveils $15 billion Iowa steel p
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Opinion | Trump and Chinese Circumstance
His summit with Xi had scant substance but made both leaders look larger than life.
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Opinion | Jamie Dimon: A Plan for the Western World’s Revival
A U.S. trade pact with Europe could encompass friendly democracies and revive the old alliance.
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The U.K. Village Rattled by an Alleged Terror Plot Near a U.S. Air Base
Locals in the village of Fairford question whether it really was a terror plot or something more mundane.
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Opinion | A Welcome for Russia, a Choice for Congress
Passing the Preventing the Escalation of Armed Conflict in Europe Act would ensure that the U.S. acts from a position of strength.
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Saudi Arabia Resumes Oil Exports via East-West Pipeline After Repairs, Sources Say
Saudi Aramco is currently operating the pipeline at a throughput rate of around 3.5 million barrels a day, people familiar with the matter s
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Opinion | There’s One World Leader We Can All Look Up To
The head of state of the least populous country, Pope Leo XIV, is neither grotesque nor greedy.
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Opinion | America Has Gone Wobbly on Freedom of the Seas
Amid threats from Beijing, Tehran and the Houthis, feckless U.S. maritime policy puts allies at risk.
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A Secretive North Korean POW Handover Becomes Public—and Controversial
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky divulged the current location of two captured soldiers, irking South Korea who thought such disclosur
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How Evan Gershkovich Kept Reporting From Inside Russia’s Prison System
The reporter sits down with WSJ Editor in Chief Emma Tucker to discuss his arrest and imprisonment in Moscow’s infamous Lefortovo prison.
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Senate Investigation Finds Rampant Use of Tether’s Stablecoin by Iranian Regime
Wallets sanctioned over Iran ties overwhelmingly dealt in Tether’s USDT stablecoin, according to Senate Democrats.
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The Morning Risk Report: U.S. Appeals Court Upholds Pentagon Labeling Anthropic a Security Risk
Plus: AI a nightmare for regulators and U.S. defense firms push to build missile output is coming too late.
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U.K. Probes Possible Iran Link to Suspected Terror Plot at Base Hosting U.S. Forces
Investigators have yet to publicly identify the five men arrested close to Fairford base, which hosts U.S. forces and B-1 bombers.
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BOE’s Ramsden Sees Case for Raising Key Rate if Inflationary Pressures Build
The rise in government bond yields will help limit the impact of higher energy costs on U.K. prices, but the Bank of England may have to rai
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A Supermarket Opened a Pub to Get Around Liquor Laws. Now It Needs Bouncers.
The bar at Lidl’s new store in Northern Ireland is more than a marketing stunt, even if it has seating that resembles shopping carts.
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In the World’s Tuna Capital, Fishermen Are Being Drawn Into a Deadly Drug War
Payouts have pulled some fishermen in the Ecuadorean city of Manta into drug trafficking, while U.S. strikes at sea have also targeted those
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U.S. Pressure Is Awakening an Energy Giant in Canada
America’s trade hostility and war in the Middle East could fuel a renaissance in Canada.
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Oil Prices Rise as U.S.-Iran Talks Face Fresh Hurdles
Oil prices rose Monday as investors assessed fresh obstacles to U.S.-Iran diplomacy and persistent security risks around Middle Eastern ener
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Looking at Europe’s Glass as Half-Full
A narrow focus on Europe’s problems without acknowledging its strengths is making businesses wary, pushing households to build savings and p
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Defense Firms Are Rushing to Boost Missile Output. It’s Coming Too Late.
Factories central to refilling America’s weapons stockpiles have suffered from underinvestment and inconsistent contracting.
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U.S. Says No Plans to Sell Weapons to China After Perdue Comments
The ambassador to China said President Trump offered to sell arms to Xi Jinping.
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Egypt Warned Netanyahu of Impending Attack on Israel Before Oct. 7
The alert adds to claims that the Israeli leader ignored signs of Hamas’s battle plans, giving his election opponents fuel.
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