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As radical conservatives continue to rise, Germany’s mainstream is getting desperate for a fix.

A constitutional referendum would entrench the Déby dynasty, but N’Djamena’s stance in Sudan is dividing the country’s ruling elites.

But Republicans continue to block an emergency spending bill over demands for immigration reform.

New Delhi’s great-power ambitions may prevent it from espousing an overtly pro-Israel stance over the long term.

Maduro, newly emboldened, is now manufacturing a regional crisis.

Rajiv Shah on the progress—and hurdles—toward unlocking large amounts of cash for clean energy.

As Hungary blocks Kyiv’s membership bid, U.S. senators push back on another aid package.

For low-lying island states, seas are rising a lot faster than aspirations.

A 22-nation promise to triple nuclear energy would slash emissions—if major obstacles can be removed.

Moscow’s economic paradoxes offer an opportunity for Ukraine.

A tour of five metropolises, from Vienna to Mosul.

A new book looks at how Julius Caesar’s legacy informs the strongmen of today.

Brutal hazing breaks and humiliates Russian soldiers—and they take it out on civilians.

The category is emotionally powerful but fundamentally flawed.

The president-elect has pledged to curb runaway inflation.