Foreign Affairs

Afghanistan may have the world’s largest lithium reserves. Chinese entrepreneurs are eager to help the country’s Taliban rulers exploit them.

Robert Ménard, mayor of Béziers, France, is requiring owners to submit their dogs' DNA and carry passports. They will be fined if poop is traced back to them.

The Roald Dahl Museum and Story Center in Britain says it is working to combat hate and antisemitism, and is "working hard to do better."

Western-provided equipment, including American Bradley Fighting Vehicles and German Leopard tanks, are saving Ukrainian soldiers' lives but are a target for Russia.

Aboriginal and the Torres Strait Islander flags will be flown at soccer games in Australia, and the Maori flag in New Zealand. What do they symbolize?

Beijing sees silence as leverage.

Washington Must Find New Ways to Counter Tehran’s Regional Influence.

Egypt announced presidential pardons for two political prisoners on Wednesday, including one who had been sentenced on Tuesday.

A federal judge grilled Biden officials about asylum restrictions on the border and said he would decide within a week whether the rules are against the law.

New Zealand's prime minister said there was no ongoing risk after the rare shooting, which happened about 12 hours before the first FIFA World Cup game.