Think COVID has stunted growth? Try 30 years of conflict.
Readers are stunned at what 12 months of COVID have done to US children. Imagine how a generation of Iraqis have fared under our wars.
Readers are stunned at what 12 months of COVID have done to US children. Imagine how a generation of Iraqis have fared under our wars.
After 24-hours of violence, his followers are leaving Baghdad’s Green Zone, but the fragility of the government is no less resolved.
Arms makers are licking their chops as defense officials worry about shortfalls in weapons stockpiles.
Amid the news about the admin’s multi-year weapons investment, a general will be appointed for a separate command, too.
The apprehension of the former prime minister, indicted under the politically-charged anti-terrorism act, could trigger violence.
A meeting between Ukraine, Turkey and the UN shows that Kyiv may be warming to the idea of discussions with Moscow.
These operations have been going on for 15 years straight — so long that mainstream media barely finds the energy to report on it.
The PM knows his legitimacy as a leader rests not only on getting his country out of recession but millions out of crushing poverty.
The Biden administration is reiterating its case for ending the war, while Republicans are focused on the evacuation.
The FBI says a close aide to MBS recruited social media minions here to access dissidents’ personal info, but so far he goes unpunished.
Between July 15 and August 2, Washington signed off on billions of dollars worth of military deals, over a third of which went to autocracies.
Experts say narrowing the recipients for this award signals a symbolic as well as practical shift away from counterterrorism and towards China.
The Biden Administration has provided Beijing with the ”pretext” through its gross mishandling of the Pelosi visit.
The world faces “a time of nuclear danger not seen since the height of the Cold War,” according to the UN.
The US should do everything in its power diplomatically to ensure that conflicts in Armenia-Azerbaijan and elsewhere aren’t reignited.
On the eve of a new round of JCPOA talks, a new survey shows that today’s saber rattling is a bit unwelcome.
The speaker said her trip “in no way contradicts” long-standing US policy. But experts aren’t so sure.
Despite what critics said during the Afghanistan withdrawal, the US didn’t need boots on the ground to take a top terrorist off the board.
After months of silence, Russia and the U.S. are ready to start talking — but Washington says negotiations to end the war are not on the table.
The leaders spent a lot more time on pointing fingers than discussing substantive issues like Taiwan and climate change.
Washington has still not recognized the new government of Afghanistan, but was on hand in major talks about frozen funds and aid.