Houthis expand underground bases—that could be a big problem for the US
An Ansar Allah official told Newsweek underground facilities are "one of the most important factors of our military steadfastness."
On Values, the U.S. Says One Thing and Does Another
The United States is an exceptional nation. But we're also far less idealistic than we like to believe.
How To Stop an Invasion
Invasions are back. Supporters of the rules-based international order must act like it and step up efforts to counter them.
The Houthis are ready to play their part in a total Iran-Israel war
"We will certainly stand with all strength and determination alongside each other," a senior Ansar Allah official told Newsweek.
Environment Defenders Face New Wave of Oppression
The challenge for the human rights movement is to respond with urgency to make their voices heard.
White House responds to Hamas support for pro-Palestinian college protests
White House Deputy Press Secretary Andrew Bates told Newsweek Hamas is "the least credible voice that exists on this subject."
Cuba will pursue China ties "to maximum extent" but rules out military base
"We don't know of any hostile act against the U.S. by China in the region," Deputy Foreign Minister de Cossío tells Newsweek.
Money Won't Solve Ukraine or Israel's Problems
As the old saying goes, money doesn't buy happiness. It doesn't necessarily buy security either.
Hamas slams US crackdown on pro-Palestinian college protests
A senior Hamas official told Newsweek protests rocking U.S. universities are "useful and supportive activities for our cause."
Russia warns "America has chosen the path of war" over Ukraine
Russia Ambassador Anatoly Antonov told Newsweek the U.S. "fatally balances on the brink of a direct clash between nuclear powers."
Norms of Armenian Genocide Recognition Clash With Nationalist Memory
The ongoing struggle between global recognition efforts and the complexities of national decision-making processes is illustrated by Israel, which has yet to recognize the Armenian genocide.
The Authoritarian Threat Is Real
In its suppression of engaged citizens, Georgia's hybrid authoritarianism mirrors the tried-and-tested illiberal tactics employed by Russia.
War Is More Offensive Than Protesters
If we should be outraged or wringing our hands over anything, it should be over the warmongering, genocidal actions of the Israeli government, and the role the United States government has played in destabilizing the Middle East.
Closing Sanctions Loopholes on Russia's Energy Empire
How can the international community apply additional pressure on Russia to force it to stop its war?
Why Modi Towers Over Opponents in India's Elections
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's magic with voters draws upon his projection as the spearhead of India's upward trajectory in international affairs.
World Leaders Are Not Doing Enough To Protect Our Ocean
On the surface, the ocean looks beautiful to nearly everyone. But below, where it's difficult for humans to see, the myriad plants and wildlife that have thrived for millions of years are suffering.
Iran defends "right to self-defense" over Israel attack
Iran's ambassador to the U.N. warned his country's "response will assuredly and decisively be stronger" if Israel retaliates.
Iran and Israel are already at war in Syria, but it could get much worse
"The rumor in Tehran is that the Golan Heights are a potential target," analyst Mohammad Ali Shabani told Newsweek.
AI Is Helping Solve Malnutrition
A nourished world is possible, and we can use AI to get there faster.
A warning from Syria as Middle East braces for Iran's revenge on Israel
Syrian officials told Newsweek that Israel is "the primary source of regional unrest" and condemned the U.S. for supporting it.
European Union's only nuclear-powered Navy is getting ready for war
A French commander warned that naval combat may be growing "increasingly likely."
Gambia Must Uphold Its Anti-FGM Law
Gambian women and girls deserve a society where they are free from violence and their rights respected and protected.
How Will Iran Retaliate Against Israel?
The issue isn't whether Iran will retaliate but rather how.
Armenia Under Siege
Will Armenia's military and government respond to the new Azeri attacks, amid a possible invasion?
Biden Doesn't Want Cheap EVs From China
The Biden administration views green tech not primarily through a climate lens, but through the lens of industry, economic competition, and national security.
US troops face "constant threat" as Iran vows revenge on Israel for attack
"We take the appropriate force protection measures we need to as the threat changes," John Kirby said on Monday.
Palestinian leadership in crisis as Gaza war rages
"Only a revived, democratic PLO can lead the Palestinians effectively on obtaining their rights," former Palestinian adviser says.
Exclusive: China's ambassador outlines ambitious plan to jumpstart economy
"New quality productive forces serve as a catalyst that brings out the vitality and potential of China's supersize market," Xie told Newsweek.
What India's Ram Temple Means for the Country's Upcoming Elections
While the inauguration of the temple may feel far removed from the hearts and minds of those of us living thousands of miles from India, it is more urgent than ever to stay vigilant against Islamophobia.
Biden delivers his harshest warning yet to Israel's Netanyahu
President Joe Biden warned his policy on Gaza would be determined by Israel taking "immediate action" on mitigating civilian harm.