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After an initial tit-for-tat exchange that enraged U.S. President Donald Trump, the two sides have refrained from further strikes.

As the NATO summit kicks off, both sides are downplaying concerns about Trump’s commitment to the alliance.

Amid chaos and missile fire, ships are still sailing as normal.

Neighboring rebel groups seek to avoid the junta’s divide-and-conquer trap and head off future tensions.

Trump’s insistence on zero enrichment was a poison pill in talks with Iran.

Israel accused Iran of violating the truce hours after agreeing to it.

The president swore off building nations, not destroying them.

History shows that Israel’s successful wars don’t always produce stability.

A poll of experts finds that they generally believe military action will harm U.S. national security.

Technical dominance can’t compel regime change.

The attack was reportedly telegraphed in advance, suggesting that Tehran seeks to limit U.S. blowback.

The Trump administration did not give Congress advance warning of the attack, prompting outcry from Democrats and some Republicans.

Beijing cares more about the Gulf states than Tehran’s future.

Between strikes on Iran and a push for more European defense spending, the U.S. president’s actions will dominate once again.

Tehran fired at least six missiles toward Qatar, which is home to the United States’ Al Udeid Air Base.