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The “Ramadan” cease-fire is but one example of the dangers that lurk in too great, and misplaced, sensitivity

Test yourself on the week of March 23: Senegal votes, the U.S. abstains from a critical U.N. resolution, and Haiti and the Amazon get new…

As we look back on 2023, the crises that dominated 2022 continue, while another war has begun in the Middle East. At this time last year, the world was

Foreign Policy’s best reads on the state of the conflict and the implications going forward.

The extended hostage exchange offers the opportunity to move from war to cease-fire to negotiations.

Israel wants to isolate Hamas by splitting the Gaza Strip in two and forcing residents to flee. As the humanitarian toll mounts, some analysts are questioning Israel's way out of the war.

The country must rebuild the Gaza Strip into something better than it was.

The explosion at a Gaza Strip hospital was horrifying enough without the opinionated digging in that it spawned on social media, plus more from the week in Opinion.

Immigration, formerly a partisan issue, has become a controversial topic on both sides of the aisle and President Biden’s handling of the situation has stunned activists and leaders alike, writes Jon Gabriel.

Immigration, formerly a partisan issue, has become a controversial topic on both sides of the aisle and President Biden’s handling of the situation has stunned activists and leaders alike, writes Jon Gabriel.