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Nvidia’s earnings may be formidable, but history suggests this may not end well.

‘1942’ offers an epic, brilliant vision of global conflict.

Publishers in exile are supplying contraband books to help Russians evade censorship.

Trump’s son-in-law embodies the rise of a trend that threatens to ignite a new nuclear age.

A new translation of a key Chinese text is dangerously lacking in expertise.

Test yourself on the week of Aug. 22: A U.N. monitoring mission goes to Congo, the U.S. unveils an economic plan against Iran, and Putin issues a warning.

Pyongyang’s military is sharpening itself on Ukrainian battlefields. What does that mean for U.S. defense coordination?

Takaichi’s new policies are pushing away foreign workers. Rural areas and strained industries will pay the price.

A gathering in Uruguay sought to counter the “Donroe Doctrine.”

Much like BRICS, the China-dominated Shanghai Cooperation Organisation offers few benefits to New Delhi.

It’s going to take more than showing up.

The Israeli government is facing mounting pressure to get the situation under control.

Rescuers are racing to find survivors before more potential flooding occurs.

The Middle East’s newest rivals in the Levant region are Washington’s two key allies there.

Silicon Valley obsessions may have led Washington down a dead end.

Critical minerals are still flowing out of conflict zones, but accountability is harder than ever.

Kim Jong Un is done talking about denuclearization.

The economic damage is just one of the consequences.

Congress, European nations, and Trump himself stand in the way of major changes.

Tokyo doesn’t have a playbook for a supposed ally this unreliable.

Trump’s longtime mentor is the true father of the president’s second-term abuses, a new book posits.

Does Sergio Gor speak for himself or the White House? And how would we know?

An accounting of how the White House has run down key munitions in the Iran war.

The Middle East’s newest rivals in the Levant region are Washington’s two key allies there.

Today’s political debate rests on a faulty assumption.