Conflict

While the war in Gaza makes the headlines, Europe and the U.S. are worried about Hezbollah’s illicit financing.

The SNP’s latest crisis follows a meeting with an Israeli diplomat

“I believe that the success of our operation yesterday prevented an escalation to a major war,” Michael Herzog said.

Indian PM comes to Kyiv to demonstrate he stands for peace, while signing pharma and agri deals.

Tina Bokuchava told POLITICO the EU and U.S. should impose sanctions on the ruling party over human rights breaches.

Arrest of Ukrainian man last week following German investigation has triggered a new round of public discussion of the pipeline sabotage.

Tumultuous overseas events like Brexit are often harbingers of U.S. elections. What will be this year’s?

The former NATO general cited West Germany as a historical comparison.

“It is time for it to get done,” says top U.S. diplomat as he arrives in Israel.

Lee Weiner helped lead the protests in 1968. Now he’s smoking weed in Ron DeSantis’ hometown.

“This really set Putin back on his heels,” he said of Russia’s president.

The rise of the Kamala Harris-Tim Walz ticket filled an already chaotic campaign year with “brat” and “weird” and flipped the Democratic Party’s misery into a cautious …

President Joe Biden’s decision to abandon his reelection bid and endorse Vice President Kamala Harris means that Harris could soon become the standard-bearer for the Democratic Party’s biggest priorities …

Mediators hope to close a deal at next week’s talks in Cairo.

The Ohio senator says ethnic neighborhoods contribute to crime.

Here are some hints about how Harris’ agenda and Biden’s might compare if she ends up taking the oath in January.

The Pentagon is already working through fixes to allow Ukraine to launch the weapons from its fighter planes.

Many people want to kill the Saudi leader, but is he using such threats as a means to get the U.S. to pressure Israel on a future Palestinian state?

Danish politicians are worried about teenage Swedish contract killers hired to commit crimes in Denmark.

Tehran relies on shipments of crude to prop up its sanctions-stricken economy.

The European Commission approved Diederik Samsom’s job with a gas network operator, albeit under “clear conditions.”

Moscow is trying to repulse Kyiv’s biggest cross-border ground offensive since Russia’s invasion.

The former president and GOP nominee canceled a previously-scheduled debate and the candidates have not yet agreed to another one.

‘Puigdemont can’t just sneak in through a back door or through the kitchen … Maybe he’ll try to get smuggled in like Cleopatra in a carpet.’