Foreign Affairs

With the Donbas in peril, Europe must pressure Russia now.

Food insecurity provokes violence—and weakens even wealthy states.

The attacks in the eastern Pacific Ocean, disclosed Monday by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, killed six people, he said.

Canada virtually eliminated measles in 1998. Now, a disease that doctors in the country knew only from textbooks is back.

Ahmed al-Sharaa, the rebel leader who became Syria’s president after ousting Bashar al-Assad, has walked an improbable path from al-Qaeda to the West Wing.

Divide and conquer in Gaza and at home.

The news that Kazakhstan would be the latest state to join the U.S.-brokered normalization deals between Israel and a clutch of Arab states furrowed many eyebrows.

A policy that confuses strength and weakness.

Special prosecutors accused ex-president Yoon Suk Yeol of attempting to goad North Korea into conflict as a pretext for declaring martial law in December 2024.

Less than a week after a storm left more than 200 people dead in the Philippines, an even stronger one hit.