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As Beijing struggles with a downturn, some experts make a brighter case.

Conflict in the Middle East comes as a long-awaited distraction from Ukraine.

Washington’s conflicting views of Qatar reflect the constraints of U.S.-Middle East policy.

The prime minister’s image has long depended on keeping Israelis safe and promoting economic growth. Polls show he’s in trouble.

Peru's security forces killed dozens of protesters—and potentially the region's political culture along with them.

The country's new government has fanciful plans for energy production.

The Israeli military says there is no cease-fire agreement imminent.

The militant group must consider domestic Lebanese politics as well as relations with its patrons in Iran.

Republican infighting continues as emergency crisis response funding is put on ice.

A former White House official who oversaw the Iran hostage crisis weighs in.

Palestinians are already reeling, but a wider conflict could trigger a surge in oil prices.

Tamir Hayman, a former head of Israeli intelligence, assesses the government's capabilities.

Officials in Brussels are questioning the extent of their reliance on technology.

Human rights organizations warn it could have “devastating humanitarian consequences.”

Emotionally driven reactions from Washington won’t prevent future violence. Dismantling the Gaza prison could.