The Next Disaster in Yemen

The Next Disaster in Yemen

Despite calls to stop the assault on Hodeidah, both the Emiratis and the Houthi rebels are digging in.

Extremist attacks rise in energy-rich province in Mozambique

Extremist attacks rise in energy-rich province in Mozambique

Mozambique's government has been shaken by beheadings and other deadly attacks by suspected Islamic extremists in a northeastern region touted internationally for its offshore reserves of natural gas.

Iran Wants to Stay in Syria Forever

Iran Wants to Stay in Syria Forever

Russia and Israel are ramping up pressure on Iran to withdraw. But Tehran is intent on recouping its investment of blood and treasure.

How London teenager plotted attacks with all-female terror cell

How London teenager plotted attacks with all-female terror cell

Safaa Boular ‘married' Isis recruiter online and with her family plotted attacks on London landmarks

Gaza and Hamas

Gaza and Hamas

This is a painful week to be a leader of the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas--and a much worse week to be living under its rule.

Trump Withdraws U.S. From ‘One-Sided' Iran Nuclear Deal

Trump Withdraws U.S. From ‘One-Sided' Iran Nuclear Deal

Mr. Trump's announcement, while long anticipated and widely telegraphed, plunges America's relations with European allies into deep uncertainty. 

AFGHANISTAN : At least 9 journalists killed, 6 wounded in Kabul blasts

AFGHANISTAN : At least 9 journalists killed, 6 wounded in Kabul blasts

According to the information obtained by Reporters Without Borders (RSF), at least nine journalists were killed and six others were badly injured in a double suicide bombing this morning in Kabul, in which the second explosion deliberately targeted reporters.

April 2018 update to TIGER: The global recovery levels off as vulnerabilities rise

April 2018 update to TIGER: The global recovery levels off as vulnerabilities rise

The world economy's growth momentum remains strong but is leveling off as the winds of trade war, geopolitical risks, domestic political fractures, and debt-related risks loom, with financial markets already reflecting mounting vulnerabilities.