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Pressure will increase on congressional Republicans to vote to end the war if it surpasses the legal time limit.

The U.S. and Iran have gone from lobbing missiles to inflicting pocketbook pain.

But Hezbollah’s opposition to talks and continued Israeli strikes make progress difficult to come by.

The talks between the neighboring states are about defeating their mutual enemy.

Tehran is following Ho Chi Minh’s playbook in Vietnam.

Trump’s inexplicable effort to lift sanctions on Eritrea reflects a deepening lack of strategy.

Reversing vaccine mandates is a disaster for military readiness.

It is hard to imagine the grouping enduring another two and a half years of Donald Trump.

For foreign audiences, the dysfunctional nature of U.S. politics matters more than the country’s leader.

Karim Sadjadpour on the extended cease-fire and continued blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.

The truce is hanging by a thread despite Trump’s extension.

Reopening the Druzhba pipeline was the final hurdle stopping Budapest from ending its opposition.

As U.S.-Iran talks falter, the political and economic risks are rising for Islamabad.

The selection process for António Guterres’s successor begins with a grilling for four contenders.

Why Beijing’s success spells doom for everyone else.

Aung San Suu Kyi’s fate remains uncertain.

The first priority is Trump’s image, not national interests.

The State Department has launched a throwback recruitment campaign following layoffs and changes to diversity policies.

How to make sure the cease-fire weakens Hezbollah instead of strengthening it.

Pricey oil and sanctions relief mean smiles in Moscow.

Why a global era of authoritarian governance may be coming to an end.

Four candidates hope to reshape the U.N.’s future amid global fragmentation and anti-multilateral sentiment.

The Iran war exposes the limits of zero-sum thinking about great powers.

Key knowledge gaps make it hard to assess how the war will end.

Conflict with Iran hurts American wallets, but it’s far more devastating for people in the global south.