Author: WSJ.com: World News

The dollar rose to an almost eight-week high against a basket of currencies, driven by expectations the Fed could raise interest rates further.

Riyadh must clarify whether it seeks de-escalation or a decisive military response—and if the latter, what kind.

American businesses need a credible path to affordable, reliable supply.

The former New York governor must challenge fellow Democrats who accuse Israel of genocide.

Readers take issue with the French foreign minister’s vision for Palestine and Israel.

Moving fast comes with risks, but so does slowing down.

The yen weakened, after the Bank of Japan raised its policy rate by a quarter percentage point to 1.25% in a widely expected move. The dollar gained to 156.90 yen from 156.14 yen.

A reader draws a parallel between ‘The Godfather’ film and today’s AI race.

European gas prices rose, despite oil prices falling on the prospect of lost Saudi Arabian supplies returning to the global market faster than expected.

Readers describe how they witnessed allies’ sympathy and help 25 years ago after the terrorist attacks.

A mixed set of data suggests that a K-shaped growth path is becoming further entrenched in the Chinese economy.

Working with Beijing would be a mistake. The Chinese government’s true intentions are clear.