Voices
Zelenskyy Is Absolutely Right: The U.N. Must Be Reformed. But It Never Will Be.
The veto wielded by Russia — and the U.S. — in matters of war should be eliminated. But Russia and the U.S. will never permit that.
World
U.S. Didn't Expect Major Explosions When an ISIS Bomb Factory Was Bombed
Military documents reveal a flawed "collateral damage estimate" before an airstrike that killed scores of Iraqis in 2015.
Targeting Iran
Conscription Into Revolutionary Guards Haunts Iranian Dual Nationals Decades Later
The designation of Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a terror group hangs over nuclear talks — and the lives of countless former draftees.
Ukraine War Sparks Fears of More Gas Extraction in Quake-Prone Region
Drilling in the Dutch province of Groningen has caused over 1,000 earthquakes since 1963.
Israel’s War on Gaza
Israel Charges Palestinian Journalists With Incitement — for Doing Their Jobs
In a spate of arrests, Israeli security forces interrogated Palestinian journalists about their work, then hit them with trumped-up charges.
Drone Wars
U.S. Airstrike Killed 11 Libyan Civilians and Allies, Human Rights Groups Say
A criminal complaint filed Friday accuses a former commander at a U.S. air base in Sicily of murder.
Voices
The U.S. Has Its Own Agenda Against Russia
Ukraine is ground zero for the expansion of the U.S.-Russia proxy war.
Russia’s Newest Weapon in Ukraine May Be Mercenaries Linked to Putin
There is limited evidence that mercenaries from Russia's Wagner Group are in Ukraine -- but that may be about to change.
Ukrainian Journalist Finds Charred Remains Where Alleged War Crime Was Filmed
Ukraine’s commitment to the laws of war is being tested by how it responds to video that appears to show its forces shooting Russian prisoners.
Google Ordered Russian Translators Not to Call War in Ukraine a War
An internal email shows that despite its anti-war stance, the company bowed to Kremlin decrees.