Foreign Policy

The West has wasted precious time in developing a common strategy.

The Israel-Hamas war presents a conundrum for Islamabad.

The White House is trying to balance its commitment to Israel with the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza.

The president of the General Assembly talks about the organization's possible next steps in the Israel-Hamas war.

For both Israelis and Palestinians, the past 10 days have evoked memories of their worst suffering.

How 30 years of U.S. policy ended in disaster.

The retired U.S. general and former CIA director on lessons from the war on terrorism and why military action is necessary—but not sufficient.

As violence flares, Washington has shown it has influence, while Brussels’s policies have shown weakness.

The war in Gaza could soon spread to a country that can’t afford it in any way.

Concerns about a refugee crisis, financial strains, permanent displacement, and possible militancy in Sinai worry leaders in Cairo.

Hamas blames Israel, but the Israeli military says it was a failed rocket launched by Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

Kyiv scores hits with long-awaited ATACMS system.

Beijing’s “pro-Palestinian neutrality” could help in mediating the conflict.

As Beijing struggles with a downturn, some experts make a brighter case.

Conflict in the Middle East comes as a long-awaited distraction from Ukraine.

Switching out Nairobi’s foreign minister will grant President William Ruto greater power over international affairs.

Brussels’s continued balking over new members only plays into Russian hands.

U.S. and Iranian navies lock horns in key trade route.

Washington has emboldened violence from partners such as India and Saudi Arabia.

Resuming trade with India is a chance to escape spiraling crises.