Alex Ward
National Security Reporter at The Wall Street Journal
National security reporter covering the White House at @wsj. Author, THE INTERNATIONALISTS. Alum, @politico. Talk nerdy to me: [email protected]
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jp.wsj.com | Stephen Kalin |Alex Ward |Alex Leary
【リヤド（サウジアラビア）】ドナルド・トランプ米大統領は13日、シリアに対する制裁を解除すると決定した。同国では昨年末の電撃的な反体制派の攻勢により、数十年にわたる独裁体制が崩壊した。米国による制裁解除は財政面でシリアに命綱を与えるものだ。Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8ウォール・ストリート・ジャーナル日本版今すぐ購読する Special Advertising Section アクセスランキング
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wsj.com | Stephen Kalin |Alex Ward |Alex Leary
The Saudi crown prince receives Trump at Riyadh airport to start off U.S. president’s four-day regional visitRIYADH, Saudi Arabia—President Trump arrived in Saudi Arabia to begin a four-day Middle East visit that will put the cold calculus of “America First” on full display: Invest great sums of cash into the U.S. economy and get a more engaged Washington in return.
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4 days ago |
wsj.com | Josh Dawsey |Alex Ward
When President Trump spoke to a room of top donors at his Florida club last week, he described ending Russia’s war in Ukraine as a growing frustration that keeps him up at night, people in the room said. Russian President Vladimir Putin was particularly tough to negotiate with, and wanted “the whole thing,” Trump said, referring to Ukraine, according to an attendee. His comments came in response to a donor’s question about his biggest foreign-policy concerns.
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6 days ago |
wsj.com | Jared Malsin |Mariah Timms |Alex Ward
Court says Trump administration can’t deport people to Libya without giving them proper noticeLibya’s two rival governments on Wednesday said they had not agreed to accept migrants from the U.S., disrupting Trump administration plans to fly deportees there. The Libyan government in Tripoli disputed that it had reached a deportation deal with the Trump administration, saying “parallel authorities” acted without authorization.
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1 week ago |
wsj.com | Katherine Khashimova Long |Alex Ward
The classified message asked agencies, whose tools include surveillance satellites, communications intercepts and spies on the ground, to identify people in Greenland and Denmark who support U.S. objectives for the island. The directive is one of the first concrete steps Trump’s administration has taken toward fulfilling the president’s often-stated desire to acquire Greenland.
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