Iran’s entry into the Arab world was always going to result in a conflict with Israel, but, despite claims to the contrary, ...

Last week, I wrote on the Middle East and promised a follow-up piece would come next. The U.S. election intruded. Now I’ll ...

After its premier proxy Hezbollah suffered unprecedented losses in the war with Israel, it is time to reevaluate the state of ...

International Monetary Fund data shows the global economy has stabilized since the pandemic shock four and a half years ago.

Egypt has been displeased with Ethiopia’s plan to dam the Blue Nile River since the project was announced more than a decade ...

On the brink. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz dismissed his finance minister on Wednesday, a move that could trigger snap elections. With the firing of Christian Lindner, who represents the pro-market ...

I intended to expand on my column from earlier this week on the conflict in the Middle East, but instead I think I’ll address the foreign policy consequences of the U.S. election, which Donald Trump ...

Rocking the boat. Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed two laws that reasserted the limits of the country’s maritime and resource claims, including in the South China Sea. The Philippine ...

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