Chinese President Xi Jinping called on global business leaders to push back against protectionism ... comments came a day after the American president intensified his trade war and prompted threats of ...

South Sudan's main opposition party has said its leader has been arrested amid warnings of renewed civil war in the world's youngest country. Riek Machar was "in confinement by the government ...

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The United Nations chief urged regional and international leaders Friday to prevent South Sudan from falling “over the abyss” into another civil war and speak with one ...

on Wednesday called for "an immediate cessation of hostilities and urgent dialogue between the country's leaders to de-escalate tensions and restore calm". "To prevent a relapse into civil war ...

Freedom was very important to Patrick Henry, who lived in a time with a lot of self-governance and liked it. Unfortunately, ...

First Vice President Riek Machar, South Sudan's opposition leader, is reportedly under house arrest ... had invalidated the 2018 peace deal and risked plunging the country back into war. Uganda army ...

"The cost of the war is too high — the financial cost," he told Ukrinform. Washington's leaders consider Russia as one of two near-peer competitors or potential adversaries, meaning that it has ...

Posting on X, Zelenskyy wrote: “During the leaders’ meeting in France on support for Ukraine I emphasized that the war is still ongoing — and it’s only happening because of Russia ...

Ahmed al-Sharaa founded the Syrian branch of Al-Qaeda, but is now advocating unity. The Atlantic's Robert Worth discusses al-Sharaa's leadership and the Trump administration's group chat on Signal.

South Sudan’s main opposition party said its leader Riek Machar has been arrested as the U.N. called on all parties to uphold the 2018 agreement that ended the country’s civil war. The U.N ...

By Vimal Patel Two of the leaders of Harvard University’s Center for Middle Eastern Studies, the director and associate director, will be leaving their positions, according to two professors ...