The Red Sea and Strait of Hormuz are no longer just trade routes but litmus tests for how the world responds to overlapping security, economic and political shocks.

Mideast stability has sustained U.S. foreign policy priorities for decades. What lessons can we learn from past U.S.

The strait carries 20% of global oil, and its instability threatens higher oil prices, inflation and slower GDP growth ...

The U.S. in the past has often been particularly effective in the turbulent region when operating at a diplomatic distance ...

Amid a world in upheaval — politically, economically, and regionally — the Middle East stands at a crossroads. More than a ...

Fears about supply, demand, profits and supply chains all combine into a volatile mix that delivers prices that are often ...

The Türkiye-Kuwait and Germany-Jordan truck transport system launched Friday as part of the “Global Transportation Corridors ...

The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) said the ceasefire announcement by former US president Donald Trump in ...

The report concluded that the “EU needs strategic plans for mounting a maximum-pressure campaign on the PRC [People's ...

Egypt and Turkey held political consultations at the foreign ministry's headquarters in the New Administrative Capital on ...

Abdul Qadeer Khan ran a daring operation in the 1970s and 80s to build Islamabad a nuclear bomb despite Israeli attacks and ...

In this interview, former Ambassador to Iran K.C. Singh discusses how Israel’s real aim is regime change in Iran—and why the ...