Asian economies have adapted to war-driven energy disruptions more effectively than anticipated, despite their heavy reliance on the Middle East for fuel.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon has seized on student demonstrations and transformed himself into a real contender for France’s highest office.

Limitations on Ukraine’s access to military-grade Starlink terminals sparked panic among its officials and several U.S. lawmakers.

Ukrainian officials say the restrictions imposed on the terminals have blunted their ability to attack Russian targets and intercept drones.

Beijing’s concession on hybrid vehicles shows how much it needs the European market

Deadly Houthi missile strikes have airlines racing to move billions worth of planes to safety.

Space Force electromagnetic-warfare systems are playing a key role in U.S. military operations around the world. WSJ’s Shelby Holliday visited a base in Colorado to learn more.

Tensions between Tokyo and Moscow have been rising since Russia invaded Ukraine.

The strikes come as the U.S. military is successfully shepherding more oil through the strait.

The attack follows strikes on Riyadh’s international airport and expands the conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Iran-backed militants.

The total value of building permits rose 8.8% from the month before to a seasonally adjusted 13.57 billion Canadian dollars, the equivalent of $9.55 billion, Statistics Canada said.

A report by weapons experts at Conflict Armament Research shows how the Yemeni militant group is developing medium-range weapons independently of Iran.

Smugglers are shifting routes and using new tactics to evade military targeting, resulting in record supplies and plunging prices.

Oil prices were mixed as traders weighed persistent Middle East supply risks against prospects for additional Russian diesel exports.

The emerging industry has the potential to serve the U.S. military while providing Taiwan with an arsenal that it sees as essential to its survival.

Kim Jong Un took his family to a new military museum, where drones and missiles underscore a push to advance his military.

Foreign investors are returning but find busted pipelines, chronic blackouts and an industry hollowed out by years of neglect.

Chinese academics and media have laid the groundwork for Beijing to claim the Batanes Islands, where U.S. troops frequently train.

The deposed Venezuelan leader and his wife, already facing narcoterrorism and drug charges, are accused of conspiring to torture American detainees.

Explosions in the buffer zone last month—blamed by Seoul on Pyongyang—have illustrated Kim Jong Un’s determination to keep people from fleeing south.