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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.

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.

No matter how justified, arrest warrants targeting Nicolas Maduro only remind him he must hang on to power in Venezuela at all costs.

Japan’s LDP chose Ishiba Shigeru to lead the party, setting him up to become the new PM. At least in principle, that will mean some key policy changes.

The question of whether the West and Russia can peacefully co-exist has vexed policymakers for 200 years. It’s likely to remain an open one.

A long-awaited report on EU competitiveness offers some ambitious solutions, but the devil will be in the implementation details.

The sentencing of two former editors in Hong Kong under a sedition law underscores the control that the Chinese government now exerts in the city.

U.S. allies are profoundly concerned about a potential second Trump term. Many are trying to secure their partnerships before the election.

The U.S. domestic gun problem is also fueling an illegal gun-trafficking problem in the Caribbean. France can do more to address it.

Anura Kumara Dissanayake ascended from outsider to Sri Lankan president. Now, he needs to win parliamentary elections to advance his agenda.

Shifts in global energy markets could weaken OPEC’s ability to set oil prices. The impact could shape three key geopolitical trends.

Honduras says it wants to fight deforestation. To really do so, it will need to support environmental activists, many of whom face deadly violence.

The UAE’s foreign policy often runs directly counter to Washington’s interests. So why is the U.S. pursuing even closer ties with the Gulf state?

Even if not a single civilian were harmed in Israel’s pager attack targeting Hezbollah members, it might still violate the laws of war.

Tunisia’s president is running for reelection with little to show for his time in office. Having removed all opposition, it won’t matter.

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.

The term ‘femicide’ is imprecise and can distract policymakers from engaging with the most prevalent threats to women’s lives.