Hezbollah Doesn't Want a War With Israel
Mohanad Hage Ali, Foreign Affairs
Over the past few weeks, an all-out conflict between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah has begun to appear more likely.
Mohanad Hage Ali, Foreign Affairs
Over the past few weeks, an all-out conflict between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah has begun to appear more likely.
Henry Samuel, The Telegraph
France is reeling from a "massive" and "co-ordinated" sabotage attack on the country's high-speed national rail lines hours ahead of Friday evening's opening...
Arran Hope, China Brief
The Resolution from the Third Plenum focused primarily on economic reform but reinforced the Party's existing strategy rather than announcing a change in overall...
Shivani Sharma, Newsweek
The results from India's massive, multi-month election are in, and the verdict is a somewhat-constricted mandate for sitting Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Despite...
Edgar Beltrán, Law & Liberty
Despite the persecution, the Maduro regime has not stopped the opposition's campaign, which has slightly...
Ishaan Tharoor, Washington Post
For the span of a generation, Venezuela's opposition has toiled fitfully and, at times, ineffectually to claw back power from an increasingly autocratic...
Andrew Taffer, War on the Rocks
Tensions between China and the Philippines have escalated dramatically in recent months around Second Thomas Shoal, a submerged reef in the eastern Spratly...
Martin & Edwards, RCPolicy
The United States is in a global competition with other nations for leadership in critical and emerging technologies. To succeed, we must protect the national...
Jude Russo, The American Conservative
Force has been an ineffective tool for resolving Red Sea unrest, but it may preclude other solutions.
James Crabtree, ECFR
India remains concerned with China above all. Western partners such as the US and the EU are much more useful to New Delhi than is Moscow