World Brief

The former U.S. president named Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance as his new running mate and celebrated a major legal win regarding a classified documents case.

The International Criminal Court has already issued six arrest warrants against top Russian officials for potential war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Western allies doubled down on their commitments to Ukraine and efforts to rebuff Russian military threats.

Tens of thousands of Palestinians were ordered to evacuate to shelters also under fire.

Russia’s war in Ukraine and political uncertainty across the West will shape this week’s foreign-policy debates.

With no party or bloc winning an absolute majority, the country now faces an uncertain political future.

Keir Starmer promises to focus on public service as Britain’s new prime minister.

A mix of slow economic growth and party scandals has paved the opposition Labour Party’s path to victory.

Hungary and Ukraine have long struggled to balance fraught ties with the European Union’s wider ambitions.

The National Rally and its allies seek to undo President Emmanuel Macron’s pro-Europe policies.

All four candidates seek different approaches to curbing Western sanctions and supporting Islamist groups in the Middle East.

Border security, Middle East unrest, and support for Ukraine will likely dominate foreign-policy talking points.

Nairobi’s government is wrestling with a looming debt crisis and high costs of living.

Gen. Valery Gerasimov and former Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu are accused of targeting Ukraine’s energy infrastructure during the coldest months of 2022.

The Israeli prime minister aims to redirect attention toward fighting Hezbollah along Lebanon’s southern border.