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Slovakia’s resurrected leader needed allies to form a government—and he isn’t as pro-Russian as many observers fear.

The country is home to the largest Palestinian diaspora outside of the Middle East.

The White House will send nearly $2 billion to Israel.

The status quo is unworkable, but no one appears to be offering viable long-term solutions.

Its attack on Israel is likely to set the group back and will prove especially devastating to ordinary Palestinians.

Forthrightly expressing solidarity with Israel, India steps away from a long-held approach toward the Palestinians.

The conflict could quickly turn into a military quagmire.

Boaz Ganor, an experienced hostage negotiator, explains the trade-offs confronting Israel’s government.

A peace activist involved in previous hostage negotiations describes how Netanyahu will handle the release of abducted Israelis.

Palestinians see a double standard in Western support for Ukraine’s fight against occupation.

A far-right, anti-establishment party is already forcing a change in Warsaw’s Ukraine policy, and it will influence the next government whether it joins a coalition or stays out.

New Delhi’s long-standing balancing act between Israel and the Palestinians faces its toughest test yet.

Tensions are high at Israel’s northern border amid the ongoing war with Hamas.

If the conflict worsens, spillover effects could disrupt gas production and major shipping chokepoints.

Hubris and toxic politics fueled a mistaken belief in containment.