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Invoking “non-international armed conflict” does not justify the administration’s drone killings.

The EU’s promises of future membership have a very uncertain outcome.

Breaking out of their cycle of hope and distrust requires political imagination on both sides.

Land mines, and who planted them, have been an ongoing factor.

The ousted leader was found guilty of ordering a deadly crackdown on last year’s student-led uprising.

The U.S. Development Finance Corporation was created to help alleviate global poverty. Trump has other ideas.

Baghdad is turning away from Tehran. Can Washington capitalize on it?

U.S. troops would be obliged to defend Riyadh.

The crown prince’s visit could result in a new U.S.-Saudi defense agreement.

“Black widows” marrying soldiers to collect death benefits are symptomatic of society-wide rot.

Forced recruitment has helped reverse momentum back in the military’s favor, even as it pushes many young men to flee.

The movement’s founders echoed the words of Thomas Paine and Abraham Lincoln much more than Karl Marx.

In Sudan and elsewhere, regional powers have used the weapons for leverage.

The White House hopes to lower prices on key food items as well as pharmaceuticals.

Switzerland cuts a deal—plus the latest global picture on Trump’s tariff regime.