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In a new memoir, Nobel laureate Herta Müller condemns her homeland for failing to reconcile with history.

Test yourself on the week of May 30: Malta votes, Japan responds to militarism accusations, and Iran pauses talks with the U.S.

Prisoner releases mostly reflect the regime’s growing confidence five years after seizing power in a coup.

The journey of Iran’s World Cup team sets a dangerous precedent for international soccer.

Economic strategists are pitching tougher policies for an anxious world.

Will openness to foreign players and coaches make a difference at the World Cup?

Donald Trump is working hard to alienate yet another strategic partner.

The Board of Peace has been revealed to be so flawed as to be completely unworkable.

An example—albeit an imperfect one—of how to achieve a lasting peace.

Thousands call for Tirana to block the investment projects, citing environmental and corruption concerns.

The U.S. military remains extremely active in and around Latin America.

Former Iran negotiator Robert Malley on the White House’s best options right now.

The U.S. blockade on the island is unprecedented—and could lead to prolonged upheaval.

Snubbing a key security forum shows Beijing’s new confidence.

The new import duties are “a solution in search of a problem.”

What history can and cannot explain about today’s unraveling order.

The small Baltic country has refashioned the relationship between citizens and the state for the current moment.

With his war in Ukraine going badly, he may soon face another quagmire in Chechnya.

Oil and gas price spikes are doing what decades of climate diplomacy struggled to achieve.

There is a brief lull in violence, but the root causes of the conflict haven’t been addressed.

A satirical political party has tapped into the discontent among unemployed youth.

Experts warn that continued strikes could jeopardize peace talks.

Abiy’s all-but-certain victory threatens to destabilize the African nation.

The U.S. designation of two Brazilian crime groups as terrorist organizations scrambles already tense bilateral relations.

Mid-range drones that can hit targets almost 100 miles behind Russian lines have changed the game.