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CEO Hanneke Faber says competing in China is critical to winning in the rest of the world.

The rallies, held to commemorate International Day for Peace and Solidarity against Imperialism and War, also demanded that the Indian government return to its legacy of anti-colonialism.

In recent years, Palestinians have become even more certain that the Oslo Accords left them with no protection from continued Israeli violence.

Beijing is betting that more outdoor sporting events can stimulate sluggish domestic consumption.

Russia’s Vladimir Putin suggested that a settlement to end the war was possible, while Ukraine predicted a “new dynamic” in peace efforts.

The resumption of the Palestinian Football Association's leagues is being met by players and coaches with a mix of despair and resilience.

The bill would not even allow institutions to take actions to limit commercial deals with Israel.

In his apology, Lutnick awkwardly brings up his controversial history with the 9/11 attack.

Tehran Diaries: Dispatches from Iran Under Siege, published this July by OR Books, carries weight disproportionate to its small size. The book itself is just 90 pages long, and they’re small pages; you can easily slip it into a jeans pocket, and you can read the whole volume in an afternoon. But there is a reason the author, Raha Nik-Andish, has chosen brevity: he knows that on any given day, he may be killed by a U.S. bomb or drone. For him, there is no time to waste.