Donald Trump’s call for NATO allies to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz places European governments in a strategic dilemma in which their geopolitical commitments collide with their economic ...

The primary defeats of John Cornyn and Bill Cassidy reveal a hard truth about the Republican Party: Partial loyalty to Donald ...

The Red Sea crisis has increased Djibouti’s importance, yet geopolitical salience should not be confused with guaranteed ...

What now appears as a quiet but consequential recognition of Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun, as a leader within the ...

By Dilip Cherian Is this really the end of the road for the Delhi Gymkhana Club as we have known it? Maybe. And if it is, nobody in Lutyens’ Delhi can honestly say the signs weren’t there. Also Read ...

Astronomers weighed a black hole in a "little red dot" discovered by the James Webb telescope. They found it to be so overmassive that it may have formed before its host galaxy had a chance to develop ...

The U.S. Treasury didn’t sanction a militia last week. It sanctioned a system. Nine people were designated last Thursday — Hezbollah parliamentarians Hassan Fadlallah, Ibrahim al-Mousawi, Hussein ...

Artificial intelligence systems are increasingly being asked to make recommendations that have serious moral consequences, ...

Renewed attention to reconstruction opportunities is colliding with unresolved sanctions exposure, weak institutions, damaged infrastructure, and uncertainty over Syria’s political future ...

The Putin–Xi meeting, therefore, should not be interpreted as the birth of a fixed anti-American alliance. Rather, it reflects a flexible alignment whose cooperation is strongest where grievances ...

Somaliland’s Jerusalem Move and the Politics of Recognition In May 2026, Somaliland made a major diplomatic move by announcing that it would open its first embassy in Jerusalem. In doing ...