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The agency, which goes to great lengths to remain neutral, is Palestinians’ only hope.

On a whirlwind tour through Brazil, the French president showed that he seeks fraternité with the global south.

In 1991, President George H.W. Bush outraged Israeli leaders by conditioning aid and placing U.S. interests first.

Beijing blames Manila for deteriorating ties as the Philippines seeks closer relations with Washington.

American abstention on a U.N. vote this week caused a major public spat between the two partners.

Renewed farm tariff relief risks souring some member states on Kyiv’s eventual EU membership.

Rodrigo Duterte and Ferdinand Marcos Jr. are battling over the country’s future.

The United States has intervened in past Mideast wars, but this one is different.

The region’s health care systems and innovations show how solidarity can shape well-being.

Humanitarian organizations argue that truck deliveries into Gaza are safer, cheaper, and more effective.

Russia’s security services are stretched, distracted, and politicized, experts say.

In India, recent moves that stymie the political opposition will likely fire up the ruling party’s base.

The vessel that hit Baltimore’s Key Bridge is more than three times as large as its biggest counterparts 50 years ago.

Kyiv aims to do with explosives what two years of Western sanctions haven’t yet managed.

The chaos enveloping the island is not new—but the Haitian people can chart another path, as they have done before.