
2 years after exit from Afghanistan, Biden sees zero reason to recognize, aid the Taliban
Some U.S. officials had clung to the hope that the Taliban had moderated since they last controlled the country. But the predicted human-rights horror ensued.
Some U.S. officials had clung to the hope that the Taliban had moderated since they last controlled the country. But the predicted human-rights horror ensued.
The problem is a huge backlog of passport applications that is creating travel nightmares for Americans who find that getting a new passport or renewing...
While multiple flash points exist between Washington and Tehran, the success of a painstakingly negotiated prisoner agreement removes a severe problem from the relationship.
Both men are hoping for the nation’s swift acceptance into NATO. But that looks highly unlikely — and the issue threatens to disrupt the alliance’s...
A document among the trove of leaked classified materials offers the latest example of the fascination with Russian President Vladimir Putin’s health.
The governments of Egypt, Israel, South Korea and the United Arab Emirates called leaked reports false or fabricated but said little or nothing about the...
Senior Biden administration officials sought on Tuesday calm anger in foreign capitals over the leak of classified military and intelligence documents.
In the Kremlin’s eyes, experts say, accusing Evan Gershkovich of trying to gain illicit information about the country’s “military-industrial complex” puts him in a special...