Saudi King Dies, Leaves Challenges for Successor
The new Saudi king, Salman, faces upheaval abroad and challenges at home.
The new Saudi king, Salman, faces upheaval abroad and challenges at home.
The war reaches Yemen’s capital as Houthi rebels come in from the north.
The Islamists ruling Turkey are antisemitic bullies.
The end of American combat operations does not mean the end of combat in Afghanistan.
Left-wing parties rival Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s conservatives in the polls.
Japan’s prime minister wins reelection, but voters are disappointed he has been unable to improve the economy.
Analysis of Syrian counterterrorism operations confirms the regime is avoiding the Islamic State.
For Russia, it is imperative to prevent Uzbekistan from drifting out of its sphere of influence.
Britain sets up a military base in Bahrain, its first permanent presence in the Middle East in forty years.
Few of the prime minister’s rivals have a credible path toward denying him a fourth term.
Negotiations have yet to resolve the security dilemmas that underpin Iran’s nuclear ambitions.
Threatened by Islamist militants, Iraq and Turkey say they will improve intelligence and security cooperation.
Having subdued an insurgency in the north, Yemen faces the possibility of secession in the south.
Japan’s prime minister seeks a fresh mandate for an economic reform agenda that has so far disappointed.
The president says sending additional troops signifies a shift from a defensive to an offensive strategy.