Snapshots

The detentions, an apparent pressure tactic over the arrest of a Huawei executive at Washington's behest, leave Ottawa with tricky decisions.

Yemen's bloody civil war is by no means done, but recent talks between the Houthis and the internationally recognized government have left the door open to reduced hostilities.

U.S. national security adviser John Bolton has given the broad strokes -- but precious few details -- of a new strategy designed to promote America's interests.

The Bharatiya Janata Party's multiple defeats could bode ill for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ambitious reform plans after nationwide elections in April 2019.

Mogadishu's complicated and unfinished democracy and lack of a constitutional court will likely derail any impeachment proceedings.

Recognizing her dim prospects of success, the British prime minister has postponed a Dec. 11 vote on her Brexit deal. Delaying the vote, however, isn't going to make her problems go away.

Ties between the Balkan neighbors have been tense for years, but they have managed a semblance of coexistence for the past decade. That's now in danger as Pristina floats plans for a national army.

An economic slowdown and insecurity from the ongoing trade war with the United States is prompting Beijing to pursue measures to bolster employment levels.

The Israel Defense Forces have launched Operation Northern Shield to destroy Hezbollah-built tunnels running beneath Israel's border with Lebanon, risking a potential escalation with the country's Iranian-backed northern neighbor.

A new energy strategy and the desire to escape Saudi Arabia's sphere of influence are just part of the reason Doha is looking to depart from the bloc.

The success of the Euroskeptic, anti-immigration Vox party in Andalusia's regional election suggests that Spain is losing its immunity to European nationalism.

The U.S. Senate's vote is a harsh rebuke of the White House's close cooperation with Saudi Arabia, but U.S. President Donald Trump is unlikely to be swayed.