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Anti-government forces’ campaign against cyberscams has benefited Beijing, even as it keeps up ties with the ruling junta.

Arab diplomatic recognition of Israel may still be possible if Israel ends its war in Gaza.

America is obsessed with diagnosing its rival’s future.

The U.S. and China are courting Hanoi. But the country is trying to chart its own path.

Cairo says it is all for Palestinians, but it has yet to do much for its neighbors.

If diplomatic efforts fail, Israel is prepared to launch “another war” against Hezbollah.

Extremists, lobbyists, meddling outsiders, and deeper structural problems mean that the issue is likely to remain unresolved.

The U.S. hopes to revive the Saudi option, but Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is an obstacle.

Israeli officials are openly discussing ethnic cleansing. The world must say no.

Faced with an indisputable emergency, the EU is erecting new barriers and ignoring its asylum obligations.

Longer and costlier routes are becoming the norm.

The current path of climate policy is at a dead end—a welcome opportunity to rethink.

Why the new conventional wisdom that the war is a stalemate favoring Russia is wrong.

“Imagined Communities” is far weirder than you remember.

There’s no magic fix for Democrats at the ballot box.