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Benjamin Netanyahu has long warned of the perils of a nuclear Middle East. Now he seems willing to allow Saudi nukes in exchange for normalization.

The paramilitary leader’s demise comes two months to the day since his attempted mutiny against the Kremlin.

The Wagner chief’s death in a plane crash was confirmed by Russia’s aviation agency.

The successful lunar mission, coming on the heels of Russian failure, could accelerate a long-running space race.

Inside the U.S.-led training program which aims to finally eradicate al-Shabab.

The buzzword is everywhere, but defining the concept of U.S.-China de-risking isn’t so easy.

The presidential front-runner may be hard to pin down politically, but his “us vs. them” rhetoric is part of a long Latin American tradition.

New policy tools have made once-profitable institutions into money-losers.

The post-COVID generation has lost faith in the system.

Despite Russia’s decline and China’s economic woes, the idea of a nondollarized economy has strong appeal across the continent.

Investors and the Chinese public alike are losing faith in Beijing’s ability to stave off a serious downturn.

This week’s summit will focus on expanding the bloc’s membership and decreasing the dollar’s dominance.

Kyiv is determined to destroy a major supply line into occupied Crimea.

The refusal to gather data on race and ethnicity is exacerbating inequality, increasing social segregation, and preventing badly needed reforms.

In Belarus, Georgia, and Moldova, the Kremlin is waging a quiet war to consolidate its hegemony.