Israel

David Cohen offers possible reasons behind China’s efforts at Middle East peace.

Reports indicate that strikes targeted short-range missiles that were awaiting transfer to Hezbollah.

Amid the proliferation of red lines, the important ones are at risk of being opaque or even unintelligible in Tehran.

Chinese and U.S. leaders have both said they want to create a new type of relationship. The Middle East is the perfect place to start.

Zachary Keck explains that “shuttle diplomacy of the kind Kissinger undertook belongs to the dustbin of history.”

Despite the recent success of the Iron Dome defense system against Hamas, Iranian missiles would prove a much tougher challenge.

Despite the apparent success of Israel’s missile defense system, its application in Asia seems unlikely.

Ian Bremmer talks America’s new role in Asia, how conflict in the Middle East could challenge such a role, and China’s future.

Hezbollah, through direct strikes or terrorism, could complicate Israel’s decision to attack Iran and spark an even greater regional crisis.

No longer guided by zero-sum calculations or outdated ideologies, can India befriend both rivals?

Iranian leaders don’t believe that the U.S. or Israel will attack them, and history says they’re right.

While many believe leaders in Tel Aviv are bluffing, the Jewish state gains a lot by threatening to strike Tehran.