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But continued cross-border attacks could threaten the fragile negotiations.

The economic costs of such a campaign may be bigger than the president-elect has bargained for.

Manila is worried about Chinese maritime aggression and rising seas.

Competition with China is based on false premises.

Here’s how to stem the tide.

The so-called “crime-terror nexus” is alive and well, and only multilateral cooperation can break it.

The Russian meat grinder strategy is terribly effective, terribly wasteful, and boundlessly cruel.

One likely goal: expanding the Abraham Accords.

Hungary is the first ICC member state to openly flout the decision, with Prime Minister Viktor Orban inviting the Israeli leader to visit.

Test yourself on the week of Nov. 16: Gabon approves a new draft constitution, New Zealanders protest a divisive bill, and Brazil eyes criminal charges for a former president.

Japanese tourists flock to sites remembering the young men who crashed into Allied warships.

History shows that security arrangements alone will not be enough.

A new documentary exposes a grim nuclear history.

An acclaimed English author offers his take on creativity and magic.

Conservative economist Oren Cass explains how the president-elect has created an “enormous amount of space for new thinking.”