United Nations
Turkey Denies Interfering in Somali Politics, but Many Parties Distrust Turkey as a Mediator
New Delhi Needs to Speak up Now and Demand That the Next U.N. Secretary-General Not Be Anti-India or Pursue Agendas Inimical to Peace in South Asia
International Peacekeeping Cannot Indefinitely Substitute for Sovereign Defense, and Managing Its Departure Requires an Independent Doctrine
UNRWA’s Own Internal Documents Recommended Ending Operations More than 70 Years Ago
By Pushing a Turk for the Position, Erdoğan Seeks to Extend His Policy Reach and Implement His Ideological Program
These Twin Electoral Outcomes Effectively Closed Vital Pathways That Could Have Expanded Israel’s Strategic Depth in Both Latin America and the Balkans
Disputed Figures from the Uprising That Toppled Sheikh Hasina Demand Scrutiny. The U.N. Must Substantiate Its Reported Death Toll
Saudi Policy Did Not Create the Houthi Movement, but It Helped Intensify the Conditions in Which It Grew
Washington Should Consider Feridun Sinirlioğlu’s Ideas for Reforms and His Approach to Security Council Decisions
A Settlement Built on Anything Less than Genuine Palestinian Acceptance of Israel’s Permanence Will Not Hold
The Harder Question Is Whether Washington Can Turn That Recognition Into a Settlement That Morocco Can Accept, Algeria Can Live With, Polisario Can Enter, and the U.N. Can Endorse
The Regime’s Crimes Are a Matter of Record, Set out by the United Nations and the Monitors Who counted the Dead One at a Time
Bibi Was Forced to Enter the United States Almost in Secret, While Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian Walked Around Unchallenged
The U.N. Cannot Impose Trust, and Saudi Arabia Cannot Continue to Impose Its Trusteeship over South Yemen
The Prime Minister Didn’t Present Promised New Iran Intel or Issue Additional Threats Against the Regime, or Talk About Saudi Peace
Anti-Israel Activism at the U.N. Reflects a Broader Climate of Hostility Toward Jews
There Are Not Many Opportunities Left for Netanyahu to Capture Headlines — And Potentially Move Crucial Votes — In Israel
Ankara’s ‘My Family Is Safe’ raids show how state-enforced Islamic doctrine is endangering LGBT people
To Break This Pattern of Elite Stagnation, the United States Must Replace Passive Diplomatic Support with Decisive Leadership