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New York TimesTuesday, 2 June 2026
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In Stalemates, Trump’s Talk Meets Reality
Lessons Sting in Gaza, Ukraine and Now Iran
The report focuses on the failure of diplomatic and military efforts to de-escalate regional tensions, highlighting the resurgence of militant groups despite international intervention.
Following a period of intense cross-border conflict and international pressure for disarmament, Hezbollah has reportedly re-established its presence in southern Lebanon, complicating regional peace efforts.
“Best Chance at Disarming Hezbollah Only Crumbled”
“Analytical and cautious of official narratives”
President Said To Be Dropping Plans For Fund
Backlash In Congress
Details the reported reversal of a plan to establish a multi-billion dollar fund following legislative and judicial pushback.
Lebanon’s Best Chance at Disarming Hezbollah Only Crumbled
Militants Re-Entrench After War in Iran and Attacks by Israel
Lutnick Runs Commerce Dept. With Bare-Knuckles Approach
A profile of Howard Lutnick's aggressive management style as Secretary of Commerce.
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