World
The Many Problems With Accusing Israel of ‘Genocide’ in Gaza
There’s plenty of room to criticize its actions without going that far.
Ceasefire Negotiations Again Sputter Between Israel and Hamas
The U.S. increases calls for a humanitarian pause and the return of hostages.
The Israel-Hamas War at Day 150
Hamas continues to disrupt the path to peace in the conflict it began five months ago.
Sweden’s NATO Bid Is Approved
After blocking the move for more than a year, Hungary clears the way for Sweden’s accession.
For Front Line Ukrainian Troops, American Dithering is Devastating to Morale
‘I need to do my job in the best way I can. That’s it.’
Ukraine’s Moral Reality
Wanting to help the country fend off Russian aggression isn’t pie-eyed idealism.
Countering the Coming Drone War
The U.S. faces a rapidly evolving drone threat. Can the Pentagon and industrial base keep up?
War in Ukraine, Two Years Later
Wavering U.S. support leaves Ukraine undergunned in its conflict with Russia.
‘Hope Without Hope’ on Ukraine’s Frontlines
Amid suspended American aid and an emboldened enemy, Ukrainians see two options: victory or death.
Farmers Protest Across Europe
Narrowing profit margins and stifling regulations are pushing Europe’s farmers to the brink.
Do Svidaniya, Alexei Navalny
Plus: A look at the ruling in the New York fraud case against former President Donald Trump.
The Life and Death of Alexei Navalny
The late opposition leader laid the foundation for the ‘Wonderful Russia of the Future.’
Trump’s Latest NATO Threats
The former president has ramped up his rhetoric against the alliance on the campaign trail. Should he be taken literally?
