Blaise Malley is a Reporter-Researcher for Responsible Statecraft, with work that has also been featured in The National Interest, The New Republic, and Truthout. Blaise's articles focus on international relations, diplomacy, and foreign policy, with a particular emphasis on issues related to the Middle East, Ukraine, and Russia.
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Blaise Malley's coverage primarily focuses on world affairs, government, and politics with themes revolving around international relations, diplomacy, and conflict. The majority of the articles are centered around announcements from governments or legal policy regulations.
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Despite allegations of international law violations, administration keeps sending weapons to Tel Aviv
By: Blaise Malley
During USAID head's testimony, senators wonder if Israel is complying with US; international law
By: Blaise Malley
Rep. Adam Smith: 'That is a ridiculous thing for any U.S. diplomat or person in U.S. policy to say'
By: Blaise Malley
A new, ambitious plan could imperil the Speaker's leadership post Reporting | Washington Politics Apr 17, 2024
Each of the votes Saturday had opposition from both parties, but it wasn't enough QiOSK Apr 21, 2024
By: Blaise Malley
In wide-ranging mainstream interview, the former president remains characteristically ambiguous about his foreign policy
'We have to face the truth and recognize that Russia is more effective in its war effort,' than the West, says Ukrainian FM
Washington's civil servants have been doing everything from raising formal grievances to resigning. Nothing is working and here's why.
By: Blaise Malley
Biden appears ready to do anything to get Saudi Arabia and Israel together Analysis | Video Section May 14, 2024
But as one journalist noted, “None of that is (in) the cards at the moment as the devastated and depopulated country is struggling to prevent a collapse on the frontline."
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