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Test yourself on the week of Aug. 8: A major earthquake hits Colombia, Lebanon achieves a regional first, and parts of Europe enjoy a solar eclipse.

If liberalism does not remake itself, it will be antidemocratic alternatives that win out.

Fifty years after “The Quiet American,” has the country outlived Graham Greene’s prophecy?

Just war theory was developed over centuries—and now must adapt to a new era of technology.

Young college graduates are struggling to find jobs.

Emotional reassurance came to be mistaken for competent governance.

Under President Xi Jinping, politics and security, not real change, come first.

Trump’s war is “The Best and the Brightest”—but without the best and the brightest.

Monday’s deadly earthquake presents the country’s new president with his first big test.

The fight has offered Iran and other adversaries a clear picture of U.S. weaknesses.

U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee issued a rare condemnation of settler “terrorists.”

The supreme leader’s new government appointments reveal the outlines of his military strategy.

A spate of new attacks believed to be linked to Iran has highlighted the water sector’s vulnerability.

Doha’s ties to Gaza and Hamas make it deeply controversial but also indispensable.

Battle-tested tech from Ukraine has reached the region’s armed groups—and governments are struggling to catch up.

The mutual defense agreement gives Islamabad a boost in the Middle East, with mixed results closer to home.

The country’s natural resources have put the vote under intense international scrutiny.

Kyiv and Moscow are trading heavier and heavier blows.

Beijing is a pioneer in softer tools of transnational repression.

Moscow will soon have to redirect a growing share of its exports to Asia.

A Bangkok visit by junta leader Min Aung Hlaing reinforced the two countries’ ties.

Tehran’s proxy risks pushing a newly consolidated Saudi Arabia into an all-out ground war.

What’s behind the defense pact between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan.

The technology is far less divisive than in the United States.

President Abelardo de la Espriella took office mere days before a major earthquake struck the country.