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A force in the Senate, Graham used dealmaking across party lines to push foreign policy goals and stay at the center.
What NPR reports about Jonah Neal, Memphis task force agents, and the growing pattern decision-makers should track.
The U.S. wants arrests of 10 Mexican officials; Mexico says no, and the punishment question is now on deck.
A formal path is in motion, but Maine voters are still processing what his loss means.
Shabana Mahmood is set for Commons updates on visa leverage, deportation law changes, and the immigration and asylum bill.
As fighting escalates, decision-makers in the Gulf face outsized risk even without direct attacks on civilians.
What the EU reforms would change, and why airlines, airports, and investors should care now.
A suspended family reunion route has left thousands unable to join immediate family in the UK, Refugee Council says.
Decision-makers get the operational signal: strikes are spreading, and energy retaliation is now the battlefield.
History shows politicization patterns long predate Trump, which changes how leaders should read today’s civil-military debates.
Why a stalled conflict can unlock negotiations, what changes for leaders, and the risks of waiting.
Why the IMF and World Bank are treating Senegal like a stress test for the whole region’s fiscal stability.
