Russia’s recent decision to suspend participation in the Black Sea Grain Initiative, a UN-backed agreement that has allowed Ukraine to export food during

One would be hard pressed to find someone as diametrically opposed to the Taliban’s ideology as Mahbouba Seraj. A distinguished human rights

The cracks, long expected, are beginning to show. At the NATO summit in Vilnius, frictions between members and Ukraine boiled

More than a third of all the electricity consumed in the United Arab Emirates goes to one simple, yet essential

Last week, on the eve of NATO’s summit in Vilnius, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan finally ended his opposition to Sweden’s membership. After

Last month, the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken demurred about the status of indirect talks with Iran as he worked to deflect political pressures over

As with any Israeli operation in the West Bank, there are several ways to understand the recent events in Jenin.

The Kurdish-led administration in the autonomous region of northeast Syria appears to have had enough. The sprawling region, roughly the

It has been nearly three months since fighting broke out in Khartoum between two forces vying for power within Sudan: the

If evidence were needed of just how rapidly economic ties are growing between China and Saudi Arabia, you only have to look at two events that

As the dust settles from the audacious – and swiftly aborted – attempted insurrection, the exact whereabouts of its architect

Take a look at Africa on a typical world map. Straddling the equator, the continent is roughly the same size as Greenland

A recent move by the Syrian regime to seize the assets of 35 accused smugglers has raised questions about President Bashar Al

Of all the dramatic events to occur during Russia’s year-plus war on Ukraine, few approach the sensationalism of last weekend.

This is an election year in Pakistan, and while it’s unclear whether the polls will be held as planned, Pakistanis are

Every year, the Israeli government proudly publishes the number of new immigrants. Under Israel’s law of return, anyone with at least one