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The annual U.N. climate change conference gives New Delhi another chance to prove it can lead the global south.

The tenuous deal is set to expire early Thursday.

The Bush-era credo is back in vogue, to the delight of some and the dismay of others.

The public disclosure raises questions given the importance of the bilateral relationship.

The United States has supported the so-called dictators’ bank to rival China in Central America—and funded El Salvador’s authoritarian descent in the process.

The Royal Navy could be the key to America’s Pacific pivot.

Mark Rutte’s government pandered to the anti-immigrant right while failing to address a benefits scandal, a housing crisis, and inflation.

History shows that international administration without a political endgame always fails.

Many observers believe the only way to defeat President Felix Tshisekedi is to back a single challenger.

An uptick in respiratory illnesses among children isn’t a new virus, but it hasn’t helped the public mood.

William Burns is in Doha to build on the tenuous Israel-Hamas truce.

The Dutch far-right leader, and national election winner, plans to stay in the EU—but shape it in his image.

Authorities are covering up the spread of antibiotic-resistant pneumonia.

It’s time to stop fighting totemic battles that suck the energy out of the climate room.

The group’s leadership in exile has taken a back seat to its officials in Gaza.