They have yet to decide whether to back Syria’s new leaders
His negotiator, Steve Witkoff, walks a tightrope
The island’s economy is less of a model than it used to be
It was a rare connection with the outside world for Gaza’s Christians
Amid constant conflict, the country’s economy can’t catch a break
The disqualification of another opposition candidate bodes ill for democracy
America’s evangelicals may be Ahmed al-Sharaa’s most important allies
Why a dirty fuel remains stubbornly important on the continent
A deeply flawed plan to fight Hamas and feed Gazans
Ali Khamenei has no choice but to engage with the Great Satan
A drone attack on the coast heralds a new phase in the country’s civil war
Fixing that will be fiendishly difficult
Trump and the Saudis get along famously in person but poorly on policy
Hawks are out and pragmatists are in, at least for now
New research suggests the death toll may be higher than current reports
