Foreign Affairs
Two decades ago, Bill Clinton threw a Hail Mary for Middle East peace
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.
Read moreDetailsIsrael’s raid left Jenin in rubble. Netanyahu says it won’t be the last time.
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.
Read moreDetailsWestern Europe Is Still Falling Short in NATO’s East
Deterring Russia requires more than just promises.
Read moreDetailsHate packing clothes for vacation? Japan-bound travelers may not have to.
Japan Airlines' new clothing rental program aims to cut carbon emissions and appeal to passengers who have become accustomed to the sharing economy.
Read moreDetailsWestern Europe Is Still Falling Short in NATO’s East
Deterring Russia requires more than just promises.
Read moreDetailsRussia’s Smoking Guns
How to prove the Putin regime’s war crimes in Ukraine.
Read moreDetailsNew Zealand’s bind: Balancing Western security against Chinese trade
New Zealand has so far managed to avoid China's economic retaliation for political decisions. That could change if it's asked to join phase two of the AUKUS pact.
Read moreDetailsFrance’s riots create opening for the far right
Various luminaries of the French establishment have argued that France’s secular, republican ethos are getting corroded by a leftist, “identitarian” streak.
Read moreDetailsLéon Gautier, French commando who landed at Normandy, dies at 100
“The younger generations have to be told,” Mr. Gautier said. "War is ugly. War is misery, misery everywhere.”
Read moreDetailsZelensky: Georgia should send ex-leader to Ukraine after alarming video
Footage showed the pro-West former president of Georgia, Mikheil Saakashvili, looking emaciated while imprisoned on charges he denies.
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