The war between Libya’s rival governments is intensifying as more countries wade into the conflict, and analysts fear that a proxy war is brewing in the North African nation.

Many of the world’s faithful have altered long-standing religious practices to avoid spreading the new coronavirus.

At the outset of 2020, the conflict in Idlib province was emerging as the worst humanitarian crisis of Syria’s nine-year war. Now, the coronavirus pandemic has made relief efforts even more difficult…

The conflict in oil-rich Libya has become a proxy war, fueled by rival foreign powers such as Russia and Turkey.

New U.S. sanctions under the Caesar Act could compound the economic turmoil threatening to undo the Assad regime.