Hezbollah’s acting leader said the group is prepared for a long fight against Israel. The conflict will almost certainly plunge Lebanon into even greater chaos.
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An attack in Mali’s capital on Sept. 17 left more than 70 people dead, marking a landmark moment in Mali’s longstanding battle with jihadism.
Even if not a single civilian were harmed in Israel’s pager attack targeting Hezbollah members, it might still violate the laws of war.
The ramped-up conflict with Hezbollah has raised speculation that Israel will launch a ground invasion of Lebanon targeting the group. Here’s why Israel may not.
Biden promised to revitalize U.S. multilateralism. But his U.N. record was a mixed bag, overshadowed by the war in Gaza.
The attack demonstrated once again that Israel remains ready to cross red lines and push limits in its faceoff with Hezbollah.
Russia’s decision to revise its nuclear doctrine once again put the world on edge. The question is: Does it actually mean anything?
A fragile peace prevails in Ethiopia’s Tigray region. But the aftershocks of the devastating war continue to be felt.
It makes sense that a continent that is home to 54 countries and 1.2 billion people would also house many contradictory developments. Africa features several of the world’s fastest-growing economies and a burgeoning middle class. But much of the continent remains mired in debt, burdened by conflict and beset by elites clinging to power.
France says it is committed to the rules-based order. In the Morocco-Western Sahara conflict, it chose short-term political benefits instead.