World
Rafah Offensive Lays Bare U.S.-Israel Divide
Are Benjamin Netanyahu and Joe Biden at their breaking point over Gaza’s southernmost city?
The Roots of Strife in Iran Run Deep
‘What Iranians Want’ chronicles the foundations of the Women, Life, and Freedom protest movement.
Who Will Be the Next NATO Secretary-General?
A race between the Dutch prime minister and Romanian president highlights geographic tensions.
Russia’s Predetermined Election
Vladimir Putin claims a fifth term as president.
The Battle to Deliver Humanitarian Aid
As Israel tries to ramp up the delivery of food and other supplies to Gaza, Hamas may have other ideas.
Haiti’s Violent Crisis Continues
Political squabbles at home and abroad lead to a worsening situation in Haiti.
U.S. Ships Depart for Gaza
The Biden administration begins the military-led construction of a temporary pier in the Mediterranean.
When Iran Goes Nuclear
The Islamic Republic will be even more aggressive toward Israel and improve its standing with Russia and China.
Israel, Gaza, and the ‘Day After’ Dilemma
Key stakeholders remain divided over postwar Palestinian governance.
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.