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The rise of Calin Georgescu after a viral TikTok campaign means a NATO skeptic could take charge of the military in Ukraine’s western neighbor.

While nobody was looking, the Syrian regime was increasingly hollowing out.

There’s no shortage of obstacles to sending would-be migrants to third countries—but the continent is committed to giving it a try.

U.S. allies must prepare for an administration that views almost any tie to China as a source of vulnerability.

Yoon Suk-yeol’s ouster is likely, which could mark a major win for the liberal opposition.

K.P. Sharma Oli breaks with tradition in his fourth term by heading to Beijing before New Delhi.

Public memory helped fuel the rapid fight to protect democracy.

Brussels may not have as many trade ripostes as China, but it could turn trade wars into economic liberation.

Russian and Chinese gray-zone aggression prove that dreams of a peaceful “NATO lake” were premature.

A maximum pressure campaign would raise the likelihood of a fair and lasting peace in Ukraine.

The Biden administration’s approach was risky and needs to be corrected.

The lame-duck U.S. president touts a critical minerals infrastructure project in Angola.

A longtime political commissar faces an investigation that will likely lead to detention.

President Yoon Suk-yeol invoked martial law, but protesters and the country’s National Assembly rejected it.

A self-coup attempt by President Yoon Suk-yeol has dramatically flopped.