Foreign Affairs

Many of those killed were Ethiopians, the International Organization for Migration said, attempting a dangerous journey that has claimed hundreds of lives.

Days after its independence was restored, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau announced a major inquiry into theft related to the purchase of drones and warfare systems.

Israel’s cabinet is preparing to dismiss Israel’s attorney general, a key Netanyahu critic, as the U.S. grows increasingly impatient with the war in Gaza. 

The first official statement from the Kremlin about Trump’s move seemed to distance Russian President Vladimir Putin from Dmitry Medvedev’s inflammatory comments.

Can the Gulf states broker peace between America, Iran, and Israel?

Published: August 4, 2025 11:32 am Author: Helen Raleigh The inclusion of a Chinese state-owned shipping company in this port deal would not just alter the agreement's original purpose but...

Acute water shortages in occupied areas of eastern Ukraine, and angry residents’ appeals for help, contradict propaganda suggesting life is pleasant under Russian control.

More than a million Afghans have returned from Iran this year, according to the U.N. — either forcibly deported or pressured to leave by Tehran authorities.

The succession question obscuring China’s future—and unsettling its present.

South Korea’s new foreign minister Cho Hyun traveled to the United States at a delicate moment between the two countries’ relationship.