Military

Washington needs to trust partner forces to stand on their own feet.

Demonstrators find themselves at odds with key U.N. and U.S. mediators.

The prime minister’s resignation amid ongoing protests mean Washington’s policies need a fresh start.

Abdalla Hamdok’s resignation has sparked a constitutional crisis. Only international support can keep the country’s democratization on track.

A disturbing Russian weapons test is yet more proof that new rules are needed.

If regulation of space weapons is coming, Putin wants to be ahead of the pack.

But so have Russia’s armed forces—making any conflict more of a toss-up than a walkover.

Civilian killings by the Indian Army in Nagaland state have revived debate about the controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act.

But Biden’s talk of accommodating Russia has Congress worried.

In Colombia, armed groups have treated the pandemic as a recruitment opportunity.

Rebuilding U.S. standing requires an end to backing militants abroad.

Moscow’s military buildup is raising eyebrows in Washington as Belarus ups the ante in its standoff with the EU.

The “weaponization” of migrants and growing provocations leave Warsaw few options.

The Komeito party will be a key player in the new government.

As a young man, I admired him deeply. Today, I wrestle with my own desire for justice.