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Experts say Trump is laying the pretext for U.S. military action against the island.

As UNIFIL leave Lebanon, it’s not clear who—if anyone—will replace it.

Trump and Xi have brutally undermined the institutions and personnel responsible for safeguarding diplomacy.

Opening Hormuz requires marrying force with effective diplomacy.

Some exporters are reaping financial benefits amid the Iran war.

India and other Kremlin customers will benefit from an easing of restrictions.

A Pentagon official’s X thread exposes the cognitive dissonance of Trump’s foreign policy.

Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov was popular for his drone development push—but not enough to keep him in office.

NATO’s multinational forces are an unwieldy relic of a more peaceful past.

Geopolitical fragmentation has hamstrung nuclear sanctions regimes. Pyongyang is taking advantage.

Many analysts think Abuja’s foreign policy is on the decline. Here’s why that view is misguided.

Ukraine offers lessons in how to keep infrastructure alive in wartime.

Moscow is targeting trade routes and deepwater ports to strain Ukraine’s wartime economy.

The former prime minister set a timeline for her homecoming, despite the threat of arrest.

Xi Jinping’s push for assimilation won’t solve long-standing issues.

But countries remain unwilling to directly sanction foreign actors enabling the war.

A new European coalition is looking to build quicker and cheaper anti-ballistic missile systems—off Ukrainian technology.

Mid-range drone strikes may not be enough to regain Ukrainian territory.

The 1826 Congress of Panama sought to resist the predations of great powers. It was as relevant then as it is now.

Rodrigo Duterte’s prosecution at the International Criminal Court shows why U.S. officials should be worried.

Ukraine’s attacks have unleashed a crisis—but don’t expect repercussions for the regime.

Fees for passage through the strait are likely inevitable.

Ten years on, the Philippines is stepping up its defense plans in the South China Sea.

Mark Carney and Mark Rutte offer competing visions for the future of the trans-Atlantic alliance.

With the latest rules, Beijing hopes to rein in a booming industry.