A Franco-Greco defense pact raises questions about Nato's primacy, while the US' counterterrorism strategy in Afghanistan faces pushback.

Heightened tensions on the Iran-Azerbaijan border raise the specter of renewed regional conflict.

The US' recent strategic partnership with Australia and the UK to counter China would normally have attracted little notice but for an important addendum.

The Syrian government looks close to regaining control over the holdout province of Idlib, and reasserting its full sovereignty.

By joining the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, Iran is playing the long game against US sanctions.

What's really behind Australia's nuclear-powered submarine deal that is roiling capitals from Washington to Paris, Canberra to Beijing?

Following its Afghan exit, how the US will approach relations with Pakistan is now center stage.

Taliban rule in Afghanistan puts China, Russia and Iran in a leadership position in developing relations with a precarious new regime.

Iran’s nuclear program was at the top of Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's list when he met US President Joe Biden.

Does the Taliban have what it takes to rule and rebuild one of the world’s poorest countries?