Laurence Norman

With U.S. support for Kyiv in doubt, many European officials see diplomacy as the best option for Ukraine.

The written communication last month came after the Biden administration warned Tehran against attempts on Trump’s life.

European leaders have discussed how to help Ukraine fend off Russia without Washington’s support, even as they try to convince the president-elect not to cut aid to Kyiv.

Tehran is confronting new vulnerabilities as it considers a further attack on Israel.

With Hezbollah reeling and its own missiles so far failing to do much damage, attention has turned to the potential threat posed by Tehran’s nuclear program.

Masoud Pezeshkian will try to set new foreign-policy tone in speech to the United Nations but a breakthrough on sanctions relief is unlikely.

His resignation prompted celebration from social-media platform X but is unlikely to deter the EU from its big-tech enforcement agenda.

U.S. and European countries are pushing Kyiv to formulate a credible plan for what it can achieve in the next year of the war, officials say.

Iran has sent short-range ballistic missiles to Russia, a move that will give Moscow another potent military tool to use in the war against Ukraine and follows stern Western warnings not to provide those arms to Moscow, according to U.S. and European officials.

A growing stockpile of highly enriched nuclear fuel adds to U.S. concerns that Tehran is in a better position to launch a nuclear-weapons program.