Dave Lawler is the Director of Programming at Axios. He specializes in national security, world affairs, and regional interest news, with a focus on topics such as conflict and war, geopolitics, and international affairs across North America and Latin America. Dave's insights and analyses have been featured in Yahoo News, Axios, NewsBreak, RealClearMarkets, and MSN.
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By: Dave Lawler, Barak Ravid, Marc Caputo
Ratcliffe met with Rául Castro's grandson, Raulito, in a highly unusual meeting.
"The last thing we need right now is a war that's 9,500 miles away."
Ukraine and Taiwan are feeling the crunch.
Trump said the U.S. had to respond, though it could complicate his efforts for a ceasefire deal.
By: Dave Lawler, Barak Ravid
"We're going to hit them again hard today, in case you miss it, because you don't turn on your television set."
The deal was signed, but almost no one has seen it.
U.S. officials acknowledge that at least some benefits will flow to Iran upfront.
Dave Lawler, Barak Ravi Axios T he still-secret terms of President Trump's Iran deal have triggered a furious debate over how much Tehran stands to gain financially — and how soon.
By: Dave Lawler
Asked what he'd learned from the war about the limits to his power, he said: "There are no limits."
"If Ukraine burns, your Moscow will burn too."
