Foreign Affairs

Artificial intelligence will be the key to victory in Ukraine—and elsewhere.

Targeted policies that benefit the economy can counter rising populism.

Leaked draft reports on South Africa and Brazil lean into President Donald Trump’s contested claims, fueling disputes at the State Department.

The ship, suspected to be part of a “shadow fleet” of oil tankers used by Russia, allegedly dragged its anchor across the seabed for miles, damaging five underwater cables.

Remaking rules from the ruins of the rules-based system.

Miguel Uribe Turbay, a Colombian senator, was shot at a campaign event in Bogotá in June and had been in intensive care since.

The Israeli prime minister has served longer and feuded more bitterly with his generals than any prime minister in Israeli history.

Israel said the strike that targeted Sharif was against a “terrorist cell.” Al Jazeera called the killing of six journalists a “premeditated attack on press freedom.”

In a surprise turnabout, Ukraine occupied 500 square miles of Russia’s Kursk region, but as President Trump pushes for a truce, Kyiv has virtually no territorial leverage.

Canberra is the latest U.S. ally to announce such a move in the face of growing global outrage over the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza.