And US troops may suffer the consequences.
The killing of World Central Kitchen workers shows no place in Gaza is safe, even for aid groups.
Russia’s year-long detention of Evan Gershkovich is one part of a very grim picture for journalism.
Evan Gershkovich’s case isn’t just about press freedom. It’s about geopolitics.
Netanyahu has till Sunday evening to present a fix to Israel’s controversial conscription law. If he fails, his government likely fails with him.
ISIS-K has become a global terror threat while the world has been distracted.
The world’s next big maritime catastrophe could involve sanctions-dodging rustbuckets.
Yemen’s Houthis say they’re avenging Gaza. But there’s a lot more to it.
From drought in the Panama Canal to the Houthis in the Suez to pirates off Somalia, we’re all paying the price.
Everyone in Gaza is facing crisis levels of hunger. It’s entirely preventable.
All signs point to ISIS in a terrorist attack that killed over 130 people near Moscow, but Vladimir Putin is connecting it to the war in Ukraine.
Major reform on how the US gives money to other countries is breezing through the House with bipartisan support.
Coverage, analysis, and updates on the Princess of Wales’s whereabouts and health.
And Diana, too.
Ukraine’s drone innovations have changed how the US is planning for a war with China.
21 years ago, half a million Hong Kongers took to the streets to stop Article 23. This month, Beijing finally won.
Putin has eliminated all of his most significant rivals, cementing his grip on power.
We’ve been trained to think of the royal family as a machine. Kategate upended that narrative.
Former Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin is among those lining up to buy TikTok if Congress enacts a law that forces its Chinese owner to sell.
The US has ways to exert leverage. They all come with risks.
Kategate, briefly explained.
How gang violence pushed out Ariel Henry — and what allowed it to fester.
The idea that young men and women inhabit different political realities is going viral. But is it true?
All the reasons the doctored image doesn’t make sense, and the absurd reason it does.
Like in the US, the right is driving and capitalizing on fears about immigration.
What do Yemen’s suddenly world-famous rebels really want, and what will make them stop?
The most basic answers to the most basic questions about the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
The UN report gives clarity, not answers.
Biden’s new plan to build a pier on the Gaza coast seems to say yes. The continued military aid to Israel says otherwise.
Xi Jinping is ignoring the country’s biggest economic problems.
The debate over “Euronukes,” explained.
More than 8 million people have been displaced during the war, and more than 13,000 people have been killed.
The competing narratives about a deadly aid distribution in Gaza, explained.
There’s a stalemate over stopping future pandemics — and it comes down to money.
Biden’s support for Israel’s military campaign is testing Arab American voters’ loyalty in Michigan and beyond.
Its prime minister resigned, but it doesn’t change much.
On Israel, the two are not the same.
Javier Milei, Nayib Bukele, and Donald Trump are all working out of the same populist playbook.
Netanyahu’s plan is wildly disconnected from US priorities — and reality.
What Ukraine’s biggest setback in months tells us about the future of the war.