Foreign Affairs

Elizabeth Tsurkov was conducting doctoral research in Baghdad when she went missing in March.

Disaffected, mainly young Palestinians from refugee camps are rising up against the Israeli occupation and Western-backed Palestinian leadership.

He turned pure island water into liquid gold, selling his company in 2004 for a reported $50 million.

He led the government outreach to the Tiananmen protesters and once offered himself as a "hostage" for protesters on hunger strike.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov accused Ukraine of planning to sabotage Europe's biggest atomic power plant. Ukraine has warned that Russia plans a radioactive disaster.

A Washington Post investigation retraced the route of the Adriana and how Greek coast guard decisions contributed to a preventable tragedy.

Israel ended early Wednesday a two-day operation in the Jenin refugee camp that killed 12 Palestinians and an Israeli soldier, forced thousands from their homes and created a new precedent...

President Bill Clinton brought Israeli and Palestinian leaders to Camp David in July 2000, seeking peace and a legacy for himself. Then it all collapsed.

As the residents of Jenin camp rebuild from the two-day raid that killed 12, a new Israeli response to West Bank militancy is emerging featuring longer, bloodier operations.

Deterring Russia requires more than just promises.