By driving up prices in brittle economies, experts say, the Iran war most is sharpening inequality for those living paycheck ...

Twenty-one-year-old Samuel Niyonkuru has never seen Kigali, the capital city of Rwanda, so busy. For the first time in the Union Cycliste Internationale’s (UCI) 103-year history, the prestigious Road ...

As Russia's war in Ukraine presses on, many US companies are siding with Kyiv and cashing in on expanding profits.

In smalltown Ohio, the defense manufacturer Anduril is receiving tax breaks even as locals are left to foot the school bill.

As Port-au-Prince, Haiti’s capital, buckles under the weight of gang control and state failure, the country’s center has collapsed, cutting off the North and South from each other and forcing them to ...

A new study analyzes the links between Netanyahu's words and two different US wars in the Middle East: Iraq and Iran.

Beneath the relentless thunder of shelling that falls daily on Kharkiv, Ukraine, another sound persists, unexpected, insistent, swelling into resonance from the bowels of the Kharkiv National Academic ...

Designed to serve soldiers of every faith, the US military chaplaincy is being reshaped around religious nationalism—with implications far beyond the barracks.

After protests across Iran turned deadly in January, President Donald Trump promised Iranians that “help is on the way.” On Feb. 28, the United States and Israel launched what immediately became a ...

A few hours outside Bogotá, a giant yellow circus tent rises above the countryside. Inside, families laugh at clowns, gasp at acrobats, and cheer for trapeze artists soaring overhead. The performers ...

Iraq’s semi-autonomous Kurdistan Region will hold elections on Oct. 20. Although the formal campaign has not yet begun, the so-called “shadow media” is already in full swing spreading disinformation, ...

The White House’s fight with the press over camera access raises a question that extends beyond today’s headlines: Who gets to shape the visual record of the presidency?