China struggles with a fast-moving outbreak, as the authorities move to cut off unauthorized information.

As China’s epidemic continues to spread, things may seem scary. Here are ten simple precautions that can protect you from contracting the coronavirus.

The House managers delivered a powerful case that Trump abused his office, but many Americans are tuning out—and almost no Republican votes have changed.

Wuhan faces quarantine as coronavirus spreads, Imran Khan discusses China, and Trump picks up Ukraine conspiracy theory.

The Trump administration has made it nearly impossible for Afghans who aided U.S. troops to claim asylum in the United States. Instead, thousands who aided Americans on the battlefield are stranded in a country that doesn't want them.

An unprecedented court ruling leaves Myanmar and Aung San Suu Kyi in a tight spot.

After suspending the country’s Congress last fall, new legislative elections could give Martín Vizcarra the support he needs to confront corruption—or lead to renewed political gridlock.

U.S. to expand network of spy satellites to better detect and track cruise missiles, drones, and hypersonic weapons.

With increasing support from voters, the Scottish National Party is unlikely to give up its fight for a second referendum despite the procedural obstacles it faces.

Does Russia get too much or too little credit in fueling the Ukraine scandal? As with everything these days, it’s too hard to tell.

As secular Indians protest a controversial new citizenship law, some debate whether they should demonstrate as Muslims first or as Indians who happen to be Muslim.

Migration and higher fertility can’t alter the course of Europe’s graying, but there is a strategy to avoid disaster.

Countless madrassas are said to be funded by Gulf sources associated with the spread of extremist Salafist views.

Female health workers and religious leaders are driving up the country’s dangerously low vaccination rates.

To preserve the dollar’s status as the world’s reserve currency, the United States can’t let China get ahead on cryptocurrency.

By depicting the far-right League leader as a villain, a grassroots movement calling for civility in politics could help hand the leftist stronghold of Emilia-Romagna to the right.

As the United States expands its sanctions, Iran has been ramping up its use of cryptocurrencies to get around them.

There’s one difference between the Wuhan virus and previous outbreaks in the region: China is now impossible to quarantine.

Rash action by Tehran-connected groups could provoke an escalatory cycle.