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War in Iran has put a spotlight on declining U.S. maritime power.

But another Israeli assault on Beirut could collapse the two sides’ fragile truce.

He wants to end the Iran war. But Iran, Israel, and Hezbollah have other ideas.

How satire, social media, and shame are forging Syria’s new public square.

Chinese models have become the overwhelming choice for African developers.

RFK fans and China hawks are on a collision course over peptides.

Rather than pushing Beijing out of the region, Washington should offer countries better strategic alternatives.

But the president’s success at purging his party could cost the GOP in the long term.

Trump and Putin are backing different players in a contested country.

Even in the face of tariffs and an energy crisis, the jobs report shows an economy that’s still humming.

Zelensky offers in-person peace talks in a rare open letter to Putin. Moscow isn’t interested.

Plus, a Venezuelan thriller in translation.

Resilience, technology, and European support have put Russia on the back foot.

How Europe has learned to live with great-power politics.

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.