Government

In an interview with the Post, Hiyam Taha explained why she is seeking to enter politics and how she hopes to improve the future of the Palestinian people.

As Israel enters the final month before the election, officials must resist vote-buying through public spending, while critics should not label every government decision electioneering.

If preventing the PA's collapse is part of Eisenkot’s security outlook, the test will be whether Palestinians, workers, goods, revenues, and money can move stably and predictably.

Speaking exclusively to the Post, the Yashar leader explains how he would replace Benjamin Netanyahu, his stance on the failures of Oct. 7, and the personal loss that shaped his political mission.

The reserves, held by the Bank of England since before Maduro’s capture, could be used to support government borrowing.

Once the issue that has shaken the haredi political establishment is resolved, the haredi parties could then consider joining the sitting government.

The front-runner's biggest selling point? He isn't Netanyahu. Klein and Laznik break down the race.

Stephen Miller drives Trump’s second-term agenda by expanding executive power and transforming conservative ideology into policy.

Serbia will hold snap elections on October 25 after President Vucic dissolved parliament, with the longtime leader seeking a new path back to the premiership.

National Economic Council head Avi Simhon slammed power grid regulators for blocking data centers, assuring no energy shortages will occur by 2031.