Political infighting, Israeli restrictions and years of war are stacking the odds against elections that are planned for November.

Three recent events involve powerful shifts in perspective about the relationship among nations, the planet and humanity.

The president’s rhetorical extremes once alarmed global leaders. But his latest U.N. speech showed how their shock value has diminished.

After 107 recent university graduates lost their jobs at an automotive supply firm, they turned to social media for virality ...

Recent electoral setbacks are threatening Merz’s political agenda and leading some in his party to mull cooperation with the far-right AfD.

The absence of a shared overarching threat between Saudia Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan raises doubts about the pact’s mutual defense promise.

A new report about America’s military posture in the region has sparked debate over how Washington should best protect its core interests.

With his economic agenda stalled, the Argentine president is trying to shore up support by appealing to nationalist sentiments.

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Despite Manila’s efforts, it is increasingly evident that Washington cannot be trusted to uphold its commitments.

Experts say the only way to break the current cycle of tit-for-tat attacks is a phased, compartmentalized approach to diplomacy.

The two leaders remain at odds over AI, trade and Taiwan, but both would like to avoid a major escalation.