Karen DeYoung
Associate Editor and Senior National Security Correspondent at The Washington Post
Senior National Security Correspondent at The Washington Post
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3 days ago |
washingtonpost.com | Karen DeYoung |Cate Brown
U.S. consulting firm quits Gaza humanitarian aid effort amid criticism (washingtonpost.com) U.S. consulting firm quits Gaza humanitarian aid effort amid criticism By Karen DeYoung; Cate Brown 2025060310000400 A U.S.- and Israeli-backed initiative to feed starving Gazans has struggled during its first week of operations, with the resignation of two top executives, allegations that the Israeli military has shot into crowds of civilians rushing to pick up aid packages, and the ongoing refusal of...
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6 days ago |
washingtonpost.com | Karen DeYoung |Susannah George
Iran boosts enriched uranium stockpile, as Trump pushes negotiations (washingtonpost.com) Iran boosts enriched uranium stockpile, as Trump pushes negotiations By Karen DeYoung; Susannah George 2025053121465100 Iran has dramatically increased the amount of near-weapons grade enriched uranium it possesses, according to a report by the International Atomic Energy Agency circulated Saturday to member states in preparation for the agency's June board meeting.
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1 week ago |
washingtonpost.com | Shira Rubin |Abbie Cheeseman |Karen DeYoung
Deadly strikes hit Gaza as new aid group says it has begun distributing food (washingtonpost.com) Deadly strikes hit Gaza as new aid group says it has begun distributing food By Shira Rubin; Abbie Cheeseman; Karen DeYoung 2025052603133100 TEL AVIV — Deadly Israeli airstrikes hit a school turned shelter and other targets in Gaza on Monday, according to rescue workers and witnesses, as a controversial new private aid organization with ties to both the Israeli and U.S. governments said it began...
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1 week ago |
southfloridareporter.com | Karen DeYoung |Catherine Belton |Mary Ilyushina
Russia's battlefield strength in Ukraine has started to wane and it could run into serious shortages of manpower and weaponry by next year, even as President Donald Trump retreats from pressure on Moscow to end the war, according to senior U.S. and European officials and military experts. In recent days, Trump appears to have abandoned the threat of harsh financial sanctions he repeated as recently as two weeks ago if Moscow doesn't agree to a ceasefire with Kyiv.
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1 week ago |
stuff.co.nz | Karen DeYoung
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