On this day in 1968, the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia dispelled all illusions that Communism could be reformed.

A story of collaboration turning into confrontation.

The report cautioned that a new generation of militants, potentially “more dangerous” than the current Taliban leadership, might emerge as a result.

From Crimea to Donetsk, Russian forces hunt journalists. Viktoriia Roshchyna’s death highlights the brutal silencing of free press under Russian occupation.

U.S. intelligence officials are warning American defense companies to increase their security after a wave of sabotage in Europe blamed on Russia.

An intriguing theory with radical implications.

Absolutely everyone has a take on the American election.

The idea that UNIFIL will suddenly be able to assist the LAF in doing what it has always been inherently incapable of doing, and in the name of an illusory “Government of Lebanon”, recalls that famous...

"As we approach 1000 days since the large-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia shows it has no intention of ceasing its aggression," said Dutch Foreign Minister Caspar Veldkamp.

The interaction of the civil rights movement, Communism, and the FBI in the 1960s.

A new China-backed megaport in Peru may create whole new trade routes that will bypass North America entirely.

Men and women were taken from Romania and forced to work for little pay in Budapest.

The case of Conrad of Montferrat, 900 years on.

The Turkish trade minister stopped short of clarifying whether Ankara accepted the offer or not.

The journalist Mélissa Cornet and the photographer Kiana Hayeri met more than 100 Afghan girls and women in seven provinces, and found resistance and defiance but also despair