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The British monarch praises multilateral institutions in a pointed message to the Trump administration.

The British monarch praised multilateral institutions, warned against climate change, and championed diversity.

The reversal underscores Beijing’s shifting national security concerns.

Trump’s blockade aims to force damaging shutdowns at Iranian oil fields. But Tehran has been through this before.

Beijing is ready to take risks as Tokyo backs Taiwan.

Record-low unemployment is the result of millions of missing workers.

Record-low unemployment is the result of millions of missing workers.

The war has deepened Iranian officials’ connections with one another—and with the public.

Chile's president José Antonio Kast is following the regressive examples set elsewhere in the region.

Republicans are declining to use their power of the purse.

MAGA is not necessarily the same thing as America First.

Why the United States can no longer guarantee freedom of navigation—and why it doesn’t need to.

But only if the United States postpones nuclear talks and lifts its own naval blockade.

“Chinamaxxing” has become an online phenomenon.

Washington should help the two estranged neighbors cooperate against a common enemy.

The real test for the Trump-Xi meeting will come afterwards.

The 70-year history of oil transit crises suggests engineering will prove more effective than diplomacy.

The Iran war is choking off a critical input for chipmaking and AI infrastructure.

An internal Pentagon email suggests suspending Spain from the alliance and reviewing Britain’s claim to the Falkland Islands.

Test yourself on the week of April 18: Taiwan’s president faces travel troubles, U.N. secretary-general candidates assemble in New York, and Pope Leo concludes his tour of Africa.

Apocalyptic headlines overlook conservation and biodiversity successes.

A delusional U.S. president is helping thin the line between fiction and reality.

The world’s worst humanitarian crisis enters its fourth year.

An economics writer known for his work on Asia turns his eye toward the fastest-growing continent.

Literature’s obsessive quest for anti-canonical adaptations pursues the white whale at its peril.