Morning Brief

The latest attack appears part of a low-level conflict between Iran and Israel going back years.

As Iran prepares to inaugurate a new president, the diplomacy seen during Hassan Rouhani’s term may be consigned to history.

Pyongyang’s food crisis may have spurred the latest diplomatic opening.

The acrimonious vote count that eventually led to Pedro Castillo’s victory is only a taste of the opposition the novice leader will face as president.

World powers have reacted cautiously to President Saied’s power grab, with only Turkey voicing strong opposition.

The impending announcement should give Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi some breathing room ahead of October elections.

Historic flooding in China’s Henan province could disrupt already rattled global supply chains.

In a speech on Wednesday, U.S. climate envoy John Kerry urged countries to come together to break “mutual suicide pact” of climate inaction.

The phone of French President Emmanuel Macron may have been hacked using private spyware software, according to a new investigation.

Public opinion, consistently against the games, has soured for Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, too.

Rivals may have a chance to catch up in polls after Merkel’s apparent heir, Armin Laschet, committed a widely panned gaffe.

Coronavirus deaths on the continent jumped 43 percent this week, as hospitals lacking oxygen and vaccines face a rising caseload.