Commentary

Washington arguably jumped too quickly to push through a cease-fire deal that wasn’t oven-ready.

It’s doubtful the conviction will have any lasting impact on Trump’s election prospects, and will likely only accelerate the downward spiral of tit-for-tat partisan retaliation.

Attempt on the Slovak prime minister’s life won’t lead to a world war, but it should be a wake-up call for all who care about democracy.

The Hague court is coming in for scrutiny over Israel-Hamas moves.

Far from forcing a pause in the fighting, accusations of war crimes will cause Israelis to rally around their embattled prime minister.

Tipped for a major national security role if Trump is reelected, Elbridge Colby has made clear the transatlantic relationship will only be healthy if Europe pulls its weight.

The history of U.S.-Israeli relations suggests Washington’s leverage may not be as great as some progressive Democrats think.

While the level of corruption in the country may be on the decline, it’s far from over — and pressure on journalists is only mounting.

“This war isn’t about territory of Ukraine. This is a war about the rules under which [we] will live.”

As a Russian storm brews, Kyiv’s military commanders now hope aid will arrive quickly — and that it’s enough.

World is waiting to see how Israel will retaliate after Iran’s attack, and if Bibi will match the forbearance of a legendary predecessor.

According to high-ranking Ukrainian officers, the military picture is grim and Russian generals could find success wherever they decide to focus their upcoming offensive.

If all else fails, Ukrainians hope their president can use his powers of persuasion to ensure continued U.S. support.