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Chinese President Xi Jinping’s five-day trip to Europe appears to be a campaign designed to sow divisions in Europe. Here’s how.

The aid's passage puts an end to an episode that highlighted the ability of a small coterie of extremists to paralyze U.S. action on Ukraine.

Tensions have escalated between Brazil and Israel after Brazil’s president compared Israel’s military campaign in Gaza to the Holocaust.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken wrapped up another visit to Africa yesterday, as Washington continues to seek better relations on the continent.

Population decline, falling birth rates and aging populations are creating a global demographic crisis with no easy solutions.

Indian PM Narendra Modi on Monday opened a controversial Hindu temple, the latest illustration of the ties between Modi and India’s Hindu nationalist movement.

The odds have been against Arevalo since he shocked the country’s political elite with a second-place finish in the election’s first round.

With South Africa’s decision to bring charges at the ICJ, the question of whether Israel has committed genocide entered the legal sphere.

Despite its supposed pariah status, Russia remains a partner with which Middle Eastern powers would like to maintain ties.

What is international law, and does it even exist?