

From shipping lanes to airspace to undersea cables, globalization is under physical attack.


And how university campuses can do better this fall.


Ukraine’s sneak attack has Russia scrambling. What does this mean for the war?


A first case outside of the continent has been detected in Sweden. What’s next?


The FBI is now investigating the former president’s claim of Iranian interference with his campaign.


Rumors and disinformation have fueled violence across the country.


Vinesh Phogat was just ounces away from a medal.


What the attack on US troops in Iraq says about a wider Middle East war.


Bangladesh’s Sheikh Hasina is out. What comes next?


The International Rescue Committee’s David Miliband on Ukraine, Gaza, Sudan, and the dangers of a “flammable world.”


A far-right riot at a military base exposed the contradiction tearing Israel apart.


It’s the largest exchange since the Cold War.


It’s the end of a drawn-out legal process, haunted by the failure of the war on terror.


After strikes in Beirut and Tehran, the region has never been closer to all-out war.


The US ambassador to Beijing talks to Vox about trade, Taiwan, climate, and the world’s most important relationship.


Nicolás Maduro has presided over Venezuela’s economic decline — while increasing his authoritarian tendencies.


Officials say Paris will be the “safest place in the world” for the Olympics. Here’s what they’re up against.


Biden’s approach to the war in Gaza has been divisive. Would Harris chart a new path?


After his latest address to Congress, the Israeli prime minister has never looked more isolated.


Dozens of other democracies have short election cycles. Can the Democrats learn something from them?


The trickiest country for American foreign policy right now is ... America.


The world population could peak in your lifetime.


The “reactionary spirit” and the roots of the US authoritarian moment.


The attempt on Donald Trump is the latest in a wave of political violence.


This week’s NATO summit was already dominated by election anxiety. Biden’s shaky performance didn’t help.


Elite clerics still hold ultimate power.


The intellectual Pratap Bhanu Mehta explains how liberalism grew out of 3,000 years of Indian history.


France held back the far right. No one knows what’s next.


The European elections tell us little about Biden’s chances — but a lot about his choices.


A historic defeat brings in new UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer as the Tories pick up the pieces


The UK is getting a new government. What is it promising to do?


The musician is packing arenas and performing on The Tonight Show.


A proposed tax hike sparked unrest, but Kenya’s real problem is a debt crisis.


How Emmanuel Macron accidentally helped the far right normalize itself.


The Wikileaks founder will plead guilty to violating the Espionage Act for publishing leaks about the Iraq War.


More than 1,300 people died during the pilgrimage to Muslim’s holiest site — but it’s not just because of heat.


The next phase of Israel’s war in Gaza, explained.

More refugees live in cities. Could cash help them rebuild their lives?


“The survivors would envy the dead.”

