Today in History for Sept. 4: In 1535, French explorer Jacques Cartier landed at Ile au Coudres and attended the celebration of the first Roman Catholic mass in Canada.

The extraordinary public swipe was a personal attack from an ally, but a sign of how furious the Israeli PM was with Mr ...

IF Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela were alive today, he would have offered a sharp, unambiguous response to the United States’ latest attempt to pressure South Africa over its foreign policy. The recent ...

The same can be said for Annelle Sheline, who uttered those words, when she exploited a one-woman forum to revise Middle East history. C-Span’s Washington Journal call-in show supplied the stage on ...

From the trenches of World War I to modern proxy wars, the conflicts either ended in victory, exhaustion, or uneasy truces. Trump’s ambitious gamble to secure a ceasefire in Ukraine may follow a simil ...

Israel is intensifying attacks on Gaza City, which it plans to seize, as world leaders condemn E1 settlement project.

Israel is intensifying attacks on Gaza City, which it plans to seize, as world leaders condemn E1 settlement project.

In a scathing response to yet another Israeli MP having their visa cancelled at the last minute, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has slammed Prime Minister Anthony ...

International recognition will do as much to rebuke Hamas’s maximalist demands as it will those of the Israeli right, dealing ...

The U.S. president has fractured global relations, eroded multilateralism, promoted expansionism, and undermined protections ...

On Rajiv Gandhi’s 81st birthday, this piece revisits his visionary foreign policy—strengthening ties with neighbours, ...