The Soviets offer an olive branch that President John F. Kennedy is eager to accept even as Cuba’s Castro raises the stakes ...
Rebecca Bill Chavez’s interest in foreign affairs was cultivated from an early age. The president and CEO of the Inter-American Dialogue spoke to CFR about what sparked her fascination with Latin ...
The U.S. Ambassador to the United Nation delivers a victory in the courtroom of world opinion as the dangers of the Cuban ...
U.S. success in rallying support in the Americas for a naval quarantine of Cuba and a strong speech by the U.S. ambassador to ...
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A few figures explain what is at stake on Election Day and why Republicans fear they may be hit by a blue wave.
JFK informed the world that the United States was imposing a naval quarantine on Cuba in response to the Soviet decision to ...
Investors are betting that the Brazilian presidential candidate will rein in public debt. But structural and political ...
The next secretary-general of the United Nations will need to lead at a time of crises in all three pillars of the ...
The UK domestic intelligence agency’s annual update rightly focused on a whole-of-society response. But it only scratched the ...
The secretary of defense’s shake-up of the senior ranks raises hard questions about the future of U.S. military leadership.
CFR President Michael Froman analyzes the recent European protests ahead of upcoming elections and changing U.S. relations.
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