Hamas’s decision to relinquish its civilian governing responsibilities marks the latest attempt to revive the stalled peace process in Gaza.
Remnants of the Wagner Group have used tramadol, a prescription opioid, to seize control of the Central African Republic.
Uganda’s latest media shutdown is about more than press freedom: it offers a glimpse into how power is being exercised, and perhaps transferred, in one of Africa’s longest-serving governments.
Learn about the little-known conflict in the Indonesian-controlled territory of Western New Guinea.
From Gaza to Lebanon to Iran, ceasefire agreements meant to halt conflict have been met with continued airstrikes and targeted killings.
Analysts say Israel’s recent strikes on Syria aim not only to protect the Druze minority but also to serve its goals of geopolitical influence.
After nearly one million Russian men fled conscription in 2022, the countries that received them are still grappling with the impacts of this influx three years later.
With conflicts around the world heating up, the efficacy of diplomacy is put to the test as the threat of nuclear proliferation looms.
