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History suggests that when Washington loses interest, the Europeans step in.

Focusing on local communities can have a surprising international effect.

In 1983, two movies sought to educate and alarm the public about the risks of new technologies.

The White House had threatened to ban U.S. diesel exports if Europe did not step up.

A new book provides some helpful—if not always spot-on—answers.

How a rare delicacy in Asia drives crime oceans away.

Test yourself on the week of Sept. 26: Trump pressures Zelensky, Venezuelans protest, and Morocco picks a new prime minister.

A new book examines how narratives about psychological harm have come to dominate public life.

Results would have broad implications on foreign policy.

A conversation with UNDP chief Alexander De Croo about building infrastructure in active conflict zones.

A crackdown on refugees pits peace against democracy in Armenia.

Beijing concentrated the impact on refiners, not the public.

How gender, civil-military relations, and the economy help explain the contest.

The U.S. defense secretary announced ambitious plans in a “State of the Force” speech.

Paris is hoping to rein in the country’s deficit and avoid another no-confidence vote.

India’s opposition parties and the Cockroach movement are ready to march over fresh allegations of bias.

But the continued shortfall of refined products means little relief at the pump.

What happens after SpaceX’s most popular vehicle leaves the market?

Yemen was already in crisis. Then civil war broke out again.

Despite shared concerns, stark differences exist in perceptions of AI in the United States and China.

Washington and New Delhi have more to focus on than Beijing.

Washington’s adversaries, including Iran and the Islamic State, are likely to take advantage of the pullout.

Latvia’s president warns that Putin’s “appetite for risk is increasing.”

Analysts fear that the renewed conflict could quickly draw in other regional actors.

How the U.S. president might escalate against Iran after the midterm elections.