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A new translation of Arthur Koestler’s classic dystopian novel reveals what’s relevant to our age—and what isn’t.

Forty years ago, a U.S. satellite detected the telltale signs of a nuclear explosion. An analysis of the evidence today points to a clandestine nuclear test, a Carter administration cover-up, and only one country that was willing and able to carry it out: Israel.

Why the U.S. president is befriending the beleaguered prime minister.

India-Pakistan tensions escalate, the United States accuses Iran of being behind attacks on Saudi Arabia, and the results of Israel’s election remain uncertain.

Little separates various Indian political parties on the economy. That’s why the prime minister’s new government is making its mark by delivering on its social and cultural agenda.

How a whistleblower case involving what the U.S. president said to a foreign leader could affect the 2020 election.

Without better infrastructure for using U.S.-made weapons systems, the Arab countries will keep coming up short.

Trump to skip climate summit to focus on his Christian base.

Trump’s reluctance to retaliate against Iran may reflect his belief that an “energy independent” United States no longer needs to protect the region.

Part 2 in our look at the Trump appointees who got the ax—and who resigned in the nick of time.

Maybe, but only if he realizes what his real job is—and if the president lets him do it.

But nobody is interested in doing anything about it.

Deployment will include missile defense capabilities and a “moderate” increase in troops.

The United Nations has long disputed that Washington has a right to block people from the New York headquarters—going back to Yasser Arafat in 1988.

Historical feuds still threaten to stop Eastern European countries from joining the EU.

Most South Asians are too young to have experienced the horrors of the conflicts fought in the region. That’s one reason why they’re quick to clamor for one.

Democrats say that the U.S. secretary of state is bypassing the Senate’s traditional oversight measures with the appointment.

Laws on whistleblowing weren’t crafted to deal with concerns about a president.

The United States appears to be backing down in a test of wills that Iran expert Reuel Marc Gerecht calls the most “important moment since the invasion of Kuwait by Saddam Hussein.”