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If Sudan’s civil war spreads to Ethiopia, it will be a humanitarian and strategic disaster.

The myth of a global south resisting U.S. hegemony melted away in Davos.

The competition between Abrahamic and Islamic coalitions is reshaping the region.

He has boosted the private sector and fired tens of thousands of civil servants.

Protests, legal challenges, and bipartisan backlash are converging on the administration’s tactics.

Interfering in Latin American affairs is Washington’s bread and butter.

In its response to protests, the U.S. evokes repressive regimes around the world.

With childhood friends and top leaders in the firing line, the system is frozen with fear.

A peace plan from the Balkans could solve the hardest negotiations with Russia.

Renee Good and Alex Pretti’s killings in Minneapolis have brought back memories of government escalation.

Options range from targeted tariffs to selling off U.S. debt—but they’re risky.

Trilateral discussions among Russia, Ukraine, and the United States show little sign of compromise from Moscow.

A 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia offers a key to understanding how Trump’s adventurism plays out.

The next round could be bigger and uglier than last year’s 12-day war.

Test yourself on the week of Jan. 17: Trump threatens Europe, the World Economic Forum begins, and China’s demographic slide continues.