Foreign Affairs

Japan plans to release more than 1 million metric tons of treated radioactive water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant. Here's what to know.

Prime Minister Mark Rutte and his cabinet resigned after the coalition failed to agree on how to restrict migration amid a surge in asylum applications.

It has been more than a year since the world’s tallest Ferris wheel stopped turning. Officials in Dubai won’t say why.

As the Biden administration authorizes the controversial transfer, Kyiv promises they will not be used near civilians.

The U.S. is set to supply to Ukraine munitions banned in most countries, amid concerns over the pace of Kyiv's counteroffensive.

The landmark deal — for a slow-moving, polluting industry resistant to change — includes a pledge to reduce its emission to net-zero “by or about 2050.”

Kyiv is hoping for a historic decision at the upcoming NATO leaders' summit in Vilnius, Lithuania but may have to settle for interim security guarantees.

It’s time to expand the UN Security Council.

An analysis of satellite imagery reveals the growth of established graveyards in the days after hundreds were killed in massacres The Post reported in March.

The costs of expanding the alliance outweigh the benefits.