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“I definitely see that with all the strongmen, they respect strength and nothing else. So you have to either be strong or project strength. This is very clear. And if we are united, we are actually strong,” said Kallas, the European Commission’s foreign affairs and security chief.

From The Wall Street Journal

For executives and investors, foreign affairs are no longer background noise; they should be a major factor in decision-making.

From The Wall Street Journal

"These exemptions are certainly aimed at signalling to Pyongyang that Seoul isn't going to give up any opportunity for a dialogue with North," foreign affairs expert Minseon Ku told AFP.

From Barron's

Herman Beukema, his onetime mentor and now the new department’s co-founder, created courses in history, government, foreign affairs, geography, national-security economics, and international relations.

From Slate

Dame Emily, who chairs the foreign affairs select committee, told the Today programme the party needed to be united "but we do need to have a clear leadership, and that's his challenge, so we reset and he needs to reset as well".

From BBC