Foreign Affairs

Spain's election could mint the most right-wing government since 1975, polls suggest. The anti-LGBTQ+, climate-denying Vox party could be a kingmaker.

The fire at the bar next to the Mexico-U.S. border was intentionally ignited by a drunken patron who had been kicked out for their behavior toward women there, prosecutors said.

Israelis continued to protest the government's plan to weaken the Supreme Court as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu went to hospital to have a pacemaker fitted.

Some Malaysian activists fear the onstage kiss between the 1975’s frontman and bassist will spur backlash against the LBGTQ community ahead of state elections.

An alliance between the center-right and Vox would give Spain its most conservative government since the death of Franco.

A video showing two women being sexually assaulted sparked outrage in India. Here's what to know about the clip and the wider violence in Manipur state.

The Biden administration is refusing to send long-range missiles to Ukraine despite mounting pressure from U.S. lawmakers and pleas from the government in Kyiv.

Canada’s battle echoes frustrations in places around the world about power imbalances resulting from the tech giants’ dominance.

In a year and a half of conflict, Ukraine has become the world’s most mined country. Unexploded ordnance has contaminated an area larger than Florida.

Russia’s announcement that it would renew its naval blockade on Ukrainian ports has revived concerns about wheat prices.