Fleets outrun Spanish authorities to deliver the drug in unmatched quantity and quality.

The agreement doesn’t deliver the control he wanted, but it raises hopes of more investment and less local stigma around working with America.

A growing number of suspected Russian shadow fleet ships regularly ply waters near Ireland that hold many crucial undersea cables.

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Almost every week this summer brought new reports of drone incursions over the alliance’s eastern frontier—the airspace over which is now a front line.

The warning comes after new U.S. intelligence assessments indicated the Russian president could launch a limited assault.

Sending containerships through the northern passage now makes financial sense thanks to high oil prices and climate change.

After an initial wave of backlash, the New York congresswoman’s videos of her fertility journey have generally been applauded by women on both sides of the aisle.

Academic was pronounced dead at his home in south London after police called to address after 3pm on Friday

Latvia’s military said the incursion of the unmanned aerial vehicle was caused by Russian electronic warfare.

Daniel Kinahan, one of the world’s most wanted criminals, lived in Dubai for a decade before his arrest earlier this year.

A deadly clash sparked fresh attacks on Palestinian villages in what critics say is a push to expand Israeli territory.

To fire big ammunition, militaries need explosive chemicals derived from natural fibers that suddenly are in short supply.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry brushed off criticism of his visit. Greenland’s leaders accuse him of circumventing official channels.

Persian Gulf states are worried that a negotiated end to the war will leave them exposed to security threats.

Babak Zanjani has emerged at the forefront of Iranian efforts to skirt sanctions after being sentenced to death a decade ago.

The damage done by U.S. and Israeli attacks will take years to repair and puts pressure on Tehran to seek financial relief in talks.

The Continent is drawing up a contingency for greater European involvement as tensions rise over the Iran war.

The remnants of Bluie East Two stand as a reminder of the last time the U.S. tried to own the island.

European leaders say forcing the passageway open militarily is unrealistic and more likely to come about through international pressure.

A recent conviction offers a rare window into the illicit global network that brings money into the Islamic Republic.

Assessing the cost of a Shahed kamikaze drone

A journalist who was wrongfully detained for five hundred and forty-four days never got to say goodbye to Tehran. Now he’s fielding messages about chaos and destruction in the home he left behind.

The effort has taken on new urgency nearly three weeks into the war with Iran, as oil prices soar above $100 a barrel.

Mette Frederiksen is seeking a third term leading the nation of six million people, after getting a polling boost from the president’s push for the territory.

Strikes targeting infrastructure in Iran, Qatar and Saudi Arabia have put strategic oil-and-gas facilities at the center of the conflict.

Foreign Office officials are understood to be supporting his family.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei died a martyr. That fate will benefit his son.

The Islamic Republic the late ayatollah led for nearly four decades is in a fight for its survival.

The leader of post-revolutionary Iran expanded the country’s global ambitions while facing domestic anger over a failing economy.

Jørgen Boassen says he was the one who inspired the governor of Louisiana to propose the idea to President Trump.

A Wall Street Journal reporter trained for 10 days with a team of Green Berets during a grueling winter warfare training.

Tax avoidance by the superwealthy is an economic issue as well as a political one.

WSJ’s Sune Engel Rasmussen is the first civilian to take part in this grueling training with a unit of American Green Berets.

Rights groups’ estimates grow to 10,000 or more dead as new details trickle out.

A U.S. aircraft carrier is heading to the region. If Trump decides to intervene over Tehran’s crackdown, there could be unpredictable consequences.

Of all the U.S.’s allies in Europe, Denmark was among those that fought closest alongside Americans in Iraq and Afghanistan

With his room for maneuver shrinking fast, he faces a climbdown on deeply held beliefs to bring relief to his country.

Greenlanders get heavily subsidized by Denmark, and any future mining boom will be costly.

National-security officials say Chinese submarines and icebreakers pose a new military threat from the High North.

As the risk of conflict grows in the Arctic, Western militaries and startups are working to tackle the unique challenges of fighting there.

Jamil Hassan left behind a legacy of deaths and torture when he escaped the Syrian revolution last year. Now his former victims are trying to bring him to justice.

The opposition leader didn’t reach Oslo in time to collect Peace Prize but said she would be traveling to Norway.

The door is now shut to some 265,000 Afghans waiting to come, many of whom worked with the U.S. or have loved ones who did.