
Violence is escalating, but it also follows familiar trends.

Secretary-General Mark Rutte warned that Moscow’s “reckless” actions risk spreading the Ukraine war.

India’s prime minister is famous for his savvy use of social media. Now he’s getting a wake-up call.

The late senator’s long-stalled Russia sanctions bill is on its way to becoming law.

Iraq’s new prime minister faces a familiar challenge in confronting Iran-backed groups.

Daniel Yergin on China’s surprising role as a shock absorber.

The administration’s inconsistency has undermined a key tool of U. S. foreign policy.

Attempts at control are futile. Policy should now turn to defense.

The Iran war has underscored the need for a change in state psychology.

Amid extreme heat, demonstrators are protesting power cuts—and the governments behind them.

Iraqi militias backed by Tehran are the latest targets in the ever-expanding conflict.

Trump needs to learn the diplomatic art of losing well.

India’s youth-led protest movement led to a rare instance of the government giving in.

Building an independent defense industry does not mean going it alone.