Foreign Policy
Israelis Prepare for a New Front as Operations in Gaza Abate
Iran and its proxies may be eyeing another attack, according to U.S. and Israeli officials.
Truth Against Tyranny
How Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Foreign Correspondent’ sounded a warning against isolationism.
Mass Murderers and Bomb Makers: The Prisoners Hamas Wants Israel to Free
Hamas is demanding the release of high-profile terrorists as a condition of a hostage deal with Israel.
Rafah Offensive Lays Bare U.S.-Israel Divide
Are Benjamin Netanyahu and Joe Biden at their breaking point over Gaza’s southernmost city?
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.
Israel, Gaza, and the ‘Day After’ Dilemma
Key stakeholders remain divided over postwar Palestinian governance.
The Israel-Hamas War at Day 150
Hamas continues to disrupt the path to peace in the conflict it began five months ago.
Military Coalitions, Explained
Why the United States engages in them, what their advantages are, and what their disadvantages are.
Lessons From Henry Kissinger
He helped America out of its last losing streak. His strategies offer us a way out of this one.