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Five years after Kabul fell, WSJ Opinion’s new documentary traces how one decision produced disaster. This is the path it followed.

Five years after Kabul fell, WSJ Opinion’s new documentary traces the way one decision produced disaster.

The U.S. should insist on full removal of the material, no further nuclear program and Syria’s signature to the IAEA’s Additional Protocol.

The failures of the Clinton and Bush administrations in Syria resulted in the deaths of millions of Syrians.

President Trump’s sudden decision to reduce military exercises with South Korea ignores the danger posed by North Korea.

The 40-day war did less damage to Iran’s economy than the blockade is doing now.

The South Korean won’s recent strength against the dollar could weigh on gross domestic product and gross domestic income growth, Barclays said.

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Economic activity cooled as surging exports fueled by the AI boom failed to offset weakness in domestic demand.

The American left has long been turning against the Jewish state.

Israel’s battered tourism industry is showing rare flickers of life this summer as cautious Americans begin returning.

A young couple restart their life together in a mountainous corner of Greece, a region of wild beauty facing environmental changes.