The Daily: Trump Picks Miller, NATO Watches Washington, China Faces Pressure
Good evening, Washington is adjusting to the election results, and so is the rest of the world. President Trump has appointed Stephen Miller as his new White House chief of staff. NATO's secretary general has offered some personal encouragement. Meanwhile, questions are emerging about whether Russia and ChinaLatest Articles
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Putin Seizes Control of Japanese Tobacco Assets as Relations With Tokyo Deteriorate
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The Daily: Trump Picks Miller, NATO Watches Washington, China Faces Pressure
Good evening, Washington is adjusting to the election results, and so is the rest of the world. President Trump has appointed Stephen Miller as his new White House chief of staff. NATO's secretary general has offered some personal encouragement. Meanwhile, questions are emerging about whether Russia and China
Can Russia and China Exploit Trump's Weakened Position to Secure Strategic Concessions?
From former European leaders to pro-Russian political figures, Mar-a-Lago is attracting an interesting international crowd. Meanwhile, a possible Trump–Putin–Xi summit raises a larger geopolitical question: Can Russia and China exploit Trump's weakened domestic position to secure strategic concessions that reshape the global balance
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In the editing room: USS Nimitz premieres November 11
Dear readers, Today’s newsletter comes from the editing room. I’m dedicating my attention to finishing USS Nimitz: The People Behind the Ship, premiering on our YouTube channel this Wednesday, November 11, Veterans Day. The film brings together original crew member Jeff Culver, current commanding officer Captain Joseph Furco,
Putin Seizes Control of Japanese Tobacco Assets as Relations With Tokyo Deteriorate
Russia has placed Japanese tobacco manufacturing operations valued at up to $4 billion under state-appointed management, escalating tensions with Tokyo amid a longstanding territorial dispute and Japan's support for Ukraine.
The Daily: Trump Picks Miller, NATO Watches Washington, China Faces Pressure
Good evening, Washington is adjusting to the election results, and so is the rest of the world. President Trump has appointed Stephen Miller as his new White House chief of staff. NATO's secretary general has offered some personal encouragement. Meanwhile, questions are emerging about whether Russia and China
Can Russia and China Exploit Trump's Weakened Position to Secure Strategic Concessions?
From former European leaders to pro-Russian political figures, Mar-a-Lago is attracting an interesting international crowd. Meanwhile, a possible Trump–Putin–Xi summit raises a larger geopolitical question: Can Russia and China exploit Trump's weakened domestic position to secure strategic concessions that reshape the global balance
