Ishaan Tharoor

The hysteria over campus protests in the United States has shifted American attention away from the depth of the ongoing calamity in Gaza.

There’s a yawning gap between President Biden’s grand vision for the Middle East and the realities on the ground.

Along various sections of the front line, Ukrainian authorities are weighing whether to sacrifice men or territory while Russia has also absorbed stunning manpower losses,

A major Israeli move into Rafah would trigger the frantic flight of hundreds of thousands of Gazans.

For boosters of U.S. interests in Africa, the past few days carried grim tidings.

Ukraine has lost precious time waiting for Congress to come to its rescue, Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky said.

By the weekend, the immediate threat of escalation seems to have been lifted between Iran and Israel. But there’s less reason for optimism when it comes to Gaza.

Even as the contours of the new “Washington consensus” are still taking shape, some underlying and gloomy global realities remain the same — perhaps, even more pronounced.

The back-and-forth with Iran has offered Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu something of a diversion from the more immediate crisis at hand.

The civil war in Sudan began exactly one year ago, and the warring parties are as likely to sharpen their hatchets as they are to bury them.