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Large-scale immigration—likely from Africa—is the only thing that can prevent Europe from becoming an empty amusement park.

Billionaire Mathias Döpfner’s plan to fight autocracy is a dead end.

While Israeli forces launch a new ground raid into Gaza, the United States goes after Iranian-backed militias.

Germany and Britain have lower shortfalls, but their economies aren’t better off.

Israeli journalist and Hamas attack survivor Amir Tibon on how his community is coping.

Test yourself on the week of Oct. 21: Venezuela holds a primary, Sweden’s NATO membership makes progress, and the U.S. House chooses a new speaker.

The former White House Russia expert on Biden’s speech linking the two wars—and how Putin might cash in.

The former Chinese premier was heralded as a reformer, but change never came.

The country’s adversaries around the world may sense Washington is stretched too thin.

The “minister of inflation” saw his popularity rise in part thanks to the pope.

The country is increasingly important to the world—and increasingly unstable.

The Israeli military said its troops killed fighters and razed land to prepare for a larger operation into the region.

U.S. nuclear deterrence needs to be urgently modernized, congressional commission warns.

Mohammed bin Salman has pitched the kingdom as the most influential country in the Middle East, yet he has dropped the ball on actual diplomacy.

The idea worked well until the Kremlin adapted, which is the usual fate of sanctions.