U.S. Foreign Policy towards Israel

NPR interview with longtime diplomat Dennis Ross about U.S. leveraging to affect Israeli actions

Resignation over U.S. Policy on Israel-Hamas War

A United States diplomat resigned over President Joe Biden's handling of the Israel and Hamas war, feeling that the U.S. is on the wrong side of history. The diplomat was horrified by the consequences of the conflict and felt that supporting Israel was hurting U.S. interests.

Appointment of Raymond Greene as U.S. Diplomat in Taipei

Raymond Greene, a staunch friend of Taiwan, will take over as the top U.S. diplomat in Taipei amid rising tensions with China. The United States has no formal diplomatic ties with Taiwan but is its most important international backer and arms supplier.

Daniel Foote's Interview on Haiti Crisis

Former American diplomat Daniel Foote speaks with NPR about the current crisis in Haiti.

Chinese Diplomat's Visit to Russia and Ukraine for Peace Talks

The Chinese Communist Party is sending its top diplomat to Russia, Ukraine, and European countries to discuss the Ukraine crisis and promote peace talks. China is a close ally of Russia but also maintains friendly relations with Ukraine. The first 'shuttle diplomacy' trip in May did not result in any noticeable changes in the situation on the ground in Ukraine.