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While Xi Jinping has used meetings with the United States and Australia to pledge peace, the PLA appears to have missed the memo.

Benjamin Jensen’s profile on The Conversation

As attacks on U.S. troops and assets continue to stack up in the Middle East, Washington has turned to targeted retaliatory strikes on assets belonging to Iran and its proxies. The tit for tat comes as regional tensions flare over the Israel-Hamas war. Unless an attack causes multiple American casualties or serious damage to U.S.…

The Oregon Democrat lost his bid for reelection last year and is now a principal at Williams and Jensen, which represents a number of pharmaceutical clients.

The Israeli military appears to have encircled Gaza City, but so far, it's made only limited forays into the densest urban areas.

And David Leonhardt joins this week's episode of Deep Dive.

Winston G. Favor is a graduate student in the International Security Program at the Schar School of Policy and Government at George Mason University. During his graduate studies, Winston’s research has focused on China-African relations, the US Global Fragility Strategy in Coastal West Africa, and peacekeeping.

Talks this year will touch on security in the digital age, China and Russia, artificial intelligence and fentanyl poisoning

Countries around the world who are fighting and asking for help from Washington are starting to question whether the Pentagon has the ability to meet their requests.

The White House on Friday released a sweeping set of proposals to bolster Israel and Ukraine in the midst of two wars as well as invest more in domestic defense manufacturing, humanitarian assistance and managing the influx of migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border.