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The government is scrambling to close a 17 billion euro gap.

Wartime unity hasn’t healed the wounds of the country’s past.

Riyadh might have a great deal of influence over the future of Israel and Palestine, but it is waiting for a genuine and viable peace process.

Here’s what the summit did—and didn’t—change.

Europe’s push to abandon capitalism is motivated by optimism about politics—and pessimism about everything else.

Karen Pierce was the first woman to take up the U.K.’s seat at the U.N. Security Council and likely the first person to do so in a feather boa.

St. Lucia keeps switching between Taipei and Beijing.

U.S. responses to China’s growing presence in Latin America risk falling into an old paternalistic pattern.

Russian President Vladimir Putin celebrated Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s decision.

As Biden declines an invitation to New Delhi, Modi’s government has judged that a U.S.-foiled assassination plot won’t have serious consequences.

Washington’s new envoys face a Sisyphean task.

A new report from the influential select committee on China has flown under the radar.

Washington wants change—but it can come in stages.

At COP28, China and Russia undercut efforts to phase out dirty energy.

The country’s president-elect says he’s the victim of an attempted legal “coup.”