David Ignatius

In 1914, the world stumbled into a war that hurt all combatants. Is it on the same path now?

Opinion | In Gaza, a war with no endgame leads to a humanitarian collapse

Watching China, the European Union ponders harder pushback on the president’s tariff threats.

The president now knows that Russia won’t make peace unless the cost of continuing the war goes up.

The agency needs to adapt to a world where human spies are increasingly at risk.

Why it’s so disappointing that former White House physician Kevin O’Connor refuses to testify before Congress.

A Gaza ceasefire deal could open the door to a much broader peace agreement.

Even the president’s seeming victories can be Pyrrhic.

Israeli intelligence and IAEA reporting suggest earlier U.S. assessments might have been too cautious.

The president’s gamble may bring Tehran to the table — or provoke another round of escalation.