World
How—and Why—Biden Should Act Against the Houthis
Our troops are in danger, and safeguarding travel on the high seas is in our national interest.
Jimmy Lai’s Trial Spotlights Beijing’s Reach
The pro-democracy advocate faces national security charges in Hong Kong.
Israel’s War Against Hamas Continues to Broaden
Flare-ups across the Middle East can be traced back to Tehran.
To Restore Deterrence, Biden Should Hit Iran Hard
The administration’s cautious approach is only encouraging more aggression.
Israel’s Refugee Crisis Could Drag on For Months
‘All of my life I built a home, a place where I can be safe. But now I know that I don’t have that anymore.’
Israel Faces Renewed Calls for Hostage Negotiations
The IDF’s accidental killing of three hostages sparks protests in Tel Aviv, but Israeli leaders remain steadfast in their desire to see Hamas eliminated.
Zelensky Delivers His Wish List to Washington
The Ukrainian president makes a personal pitch for continued military aid.
A Civilian Is a Civilian
Many Gazan innocents have abhorrent ideas. That doesn’t make them morally legitimate—or strategically prudent—targets in war.
Venezuela Squeezes Guyana
Tensions are rising in the disputed Essequibo region, sparking regional unease.
The Abyss Beckons
A Palestinian’s reflection on escalating suffering, persistent support for Hamas, and aspirations for peace.
China Continues to Test U.S.-Philippine Relations
An update on the goings on in the South China Sea.
Israeli Civil Society Steps Up
Government officials look to civilian volunteer groups for help in the aftermath of October 7.
Kissinger’s Shadow Continues to Undermine U.S. Interests in South Asia
On India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, he was nearsighted when the country needed a visionary.
Crossing the Red Sea
Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis attack commercial vessels and Western interests.
Our Best Stuff on the War in Israel—And How It Might Affect the 2024 Election
Plus: ‘Sandwich shop monopolies’ and some thoughts on the Constitution.