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Amid a renewed debate on protectionism, the world’s most populous country remains a tariff outlier.

What seems like chaos is in fact a unified plan to reshape the United States.

The U.S. president said he didn’t want to jeopardize a potential peace deal but indicated that his patience wouldn’t last much longer.

He says he wants to end the war—his Gaza Riviera plan is prolonging it.

As calls for elections grow louder, interim leader Muhammad Yunus finds himself at odds with other parties and the army.

Former U.N. humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths on the need to talk to all sides, no matter how repugnant.

Even if the great powers could carve up an interconnected world, Washington may not get the result it wants.

Ramaphosa’s treatment at the White House cemented that the U.S. is writing itself out of the continent’s future.

The Islamic Republic, like the monarchy that preceded it, views access to the full nuclear fuel cycle as a right.

Provisions in Trump's tax package are the latest in a global crackdown on nonprofits.

Ongoing fears of student espionage are largely unfounded.

International agencies have criticized the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation for politicizing humanitarian assistance.

A more flexible force can be a stronger deterrent in a crisis.

It’s increasingly difficult to understand Trump’s foreign policy without an ideological lens.

Countering Russia and China in the Arctic requires leveraging alliances, not fracturing them.