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On​ 1 November 2024, the canopy of a recently renovated train station in Novi Sad collapsed, killing sixteen people. ...

The U. S. intelligence community’s latest global threat assessment focuses heavily on Iran.

But Tokyo remains wary of offering direct military support in the Strait of Hormuz.

But Tokyo remains wary of offering direct military support in the Strait of Hormuz.

Kyiv has valuable counterdrone expertise and technology it can offer Gulf countries. But there are hurdles.

“Obviously, it takes money to kill bad guys, ” said Pete Hegseth, when asked about the funding request.

Israel’s top diplomat in New York City says strikes like the one on Iran’s South Pars gas field were “part of the plan. ”

Rep. Seth Moulton is challenging Sen. Ed Markey — and struggling to land his message with his past anti-trans comments haunting him.

It would be a mistake for Trump to defer to Netanyahu’s regime change fantasies.

The United States is increasing its pressure, but Tehran can still shift to a war economy.

What the war’s most likely outcome means for the United States and the Middle East.

Five years after the coup, foreign brands and the EU's trade preferences continue to generate hard currency for a military regime waging war on its own people.

Two young tennis stars have revived the sport by embodying the sort of athletic-aesthetic duality that made Nadal and Federer so fascinating.

In Shenzhen, the successes and failures of China’s remarkable new economy are on full display.

In his novel G. , John Berger shifts between the revolutionary possibilities of mass demonstrations and of erotic encounters, ultimately writing a historical novel about the present.

In Electric Spark, Frances Wilson attempts to crack the ingenious codes that were of prime importance in Muriel Spark’s life and writing.

The more we learn about J. M. W. Turner and John Constable, the more extraordinary it seems that two such breathtakingly original painters could emerge and flourish at the same time in the British art world.

Why has the will to ignorance become so virulent in our time?

There has never been a moral and historical reckoning with the horrors inflicted by the Allied firebombing of Japan during World War II.

A new anthology of female Hungarian poets engages with the nation’s often tragic history through various forms of reticence, misdirection, and playfulness.