Foreign Policy

The country’s women turned a movement into an uprising, but then were pushed aside.

The new government in Damascus could follow in Iran’s fundamentalist footsteps, but it’s not a foregone conclusion.

The ousted Syrian regime financed its war machine by producing and trafficking Captagon.

States often reveal a new weapon of war during peacetime to substitute for more direct military confrontations.

Deepening engagement between India and the Taliban as well as Pakistan and Bangladesh, respectively, represents a new chapter in an old rivalry.

The Israeli government still must ratify the agreement, but top negotiators are optimistic.

The Israeli leader has yet to comment on the deal, which would free 33 hostages and surge aid into Gaza.

Beijing is happy with anything that helps Russia win and costs it nothing.

Biden has been pushing for an agreement for more than a year.

Premature returns come with profound risks for refugees and are counterproductive to Syria’s long-term stability.

What Mark Zuckerberg’s change of heart on misinformation means for the world.

After successfully brokering a deal between Ethiopia and Somalia, Ankara is trying to end Sudan’s civil war.

DJI has ended enforced no-fly zones in U.S. markets.

Internal pressure from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s closest allies could still threaten the talks.

The Supreme Court seems poised to uphold a law that will ban the Chinese-owned app unless it is sold.

An unsparing look at the outgoing U.S. president’s international legacy.

The president-elect’s expansionist statements about Greenland and Canada may be a passing whimsy, but they will exact a cost.

The economic costs are high, but the president-elect believes he has a mandate for dramatic changes to immigration policy.

Syrians embrace a fresh start, but uncertainty around the future—and the past—lingers.

Biden’s pro-Kurdish track record in the Senate and vice presidency didn’t extend to his time in the White House.