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Switzerland is furious, Taiwan feels cheated, and several others refuse to give up hope for better trade deals.

Test yourself on the week of July 26: Syria announces elections, rebels seize a Somali town, and Thailand and Cambodia reach a cease-fire.

A cynical realism resonates today, but there is a model for fusing power and values.

How the agency’s program to circulate banned books helped take down the Iron Curtain.

After more than a decade of exile, locals are finally coming home.

The dog days of summer, from an 18th-century English village to modern-day Tbilisi.

It’s a new reality for a country, and a planet, whose post-World War II prosperity was ushered in by a decades-long effort to dismantle trade barriers.

Abuja’s rejection of Washington’s third-country deportations should be a wake-up call.

A newscast showing starving children prompted sympathy—and criticism.

The landmark ruling provoked immediate criticism from the Trump administration.

To achieve more, Putin needs others to do less.

Gaza’s humanitarian crisis is fueling anger toward the White House’s continued support for Israel.

The sudden U.S. attack on Iran could complicate China’s Taiwan calculus.

A U.N. conference tries to revive hope for a way out of the Israel-Palestine conundrum.

Refugees returning to Afghanistan face economic hardship and uncertain futures.