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Legal caveats will allow humanitarian aid to continue entering Yemen.

Polling data indicates the public is split over the future of the island and the threat of annexation.

Green technology and capital is concentrated in rich countries. Here’s how to address the north-south divide.

The country’s recent elections were a disservice to its citizens.

Pentagon and congressional hawks are overestimating their rival.

Accusations of double standards sting because they have a point.

One major Hamas leader in Lebanon is already dead. But getting to others in Turkey and Qatar will be much harder.

Namibia and Bangladesh are the most vocal of many countries backing South Africa’s legal challenge to Israel.

Kurdistan’s prime minister called Tehran’s actions a “crime against the Kurdish people.”

Still, Beijing’s reaction to Lai Ching-te’s victory has been surprisingly muted—for now.

Critics cite national security, but political concerns might be the real issue.

After years of war with the Houthis, Riyadh is seeking to ensure its security above all else—but peace talks are precarious, and the plan could backfire.

Taipei has switched strategies in its fight against Chinese disinformation.

Comfort Ero explains why leaders seem more inclined toward war than dialogue.

After 25 years of deflation, the public is mad about price rises.