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The high court approved six provisional measures to address the crisis but declined to order a cease-fire.

Test yourself on the week of Jan. 20: Modi consecrates a Hindu temple, the International Court of Justice issues a decision, and a new malaria vaccine makes its debut.

The Palestinian-Israeli conflict has never been more dire—or riper for resolution.

The Israeli public is convinced the world is against it.

Safety issues plague the company, but the world needs more planes.

The Alternative for Germany is more popular than ever—and more dangerous.

Brazil has a history of state economic intervention that underdelivers. Will this time be different?

The material aims to rebut South Africa’s accusation of genocidal intent in Gaza.

European officials are scrambling to ensure the transatlantic relationship can survive the U.S. election.

Beijing backs the Palestinians in Gaza but faces its own genocide accusations at home.

In an industry already primed for concentration, creative alternatives for safeguarding the public interest are needed.

In lifting tough sanctions on Maduro, Biden will test whether sanctions can work as a diplomatic tool.

The two countries look like allies—but are increasingly regional competitors.

Meanwhile, Israel denied reports that a possible 30-day cease-fire with Hamas was being negotiated.

Hosting the French president as an honorary guest on Republic Day offers an opportunity to showcase the successful bilateral relationship.