Joshua Keating

Brood X sometimes doesn’t seem ready for the surface. There’s a lesson in that.

A mutually hopeless round of violence was just what Hamas and Netanyahu needed.

Two weeks ago, he was about to lose his job. Now, he’s stronger than ever.

Checking in on the anti-immigrant, anti-liberal global movement, after Trump.

There’s no more “peace process” to go back to.

Joe Biden may call off the Afghanistan war, but he won’t give up the presidential power that started it.

Alexei Navalny’s chief of staff on how his movement is adapting, and how he things the U.S. could help.

Biden’s “foreign policy for the middle class” fuses progressive policies with hawkish goals.

As the pandemic rages out of control globally, it’s time to share the wealth.

The Biden administration seems unprepared for a potential humanitarian catastrophe.

The president broke a campaign promise to admit more refugees—then immediately tried to walk it back.

A symbolic closing date for a long-running failure.

The fat, wobbly, nuisance of a particle that could change everything.

Marco Rubio tries to use Uyghur suffering against Georgia voters.

The Taliban and the timetable are both unforgiving.

A spring tide and tugboats get the Ever Given free.

Rescuing the Ever Given might take a giant crane boat unloading some of its 10,000 containers.

Benjamin Netanyahu’s future might depend on the United Arab List.

The container ship Ever Given runs afoul of the essential—but narrow—waterway.

China and Russia aren’t in the mood to be lectured after four years of open presidential cynicism.