BEIRUT—Hezbollah and its allies lost their parliamentary majority in Lebanon’s first election since the 2020 Beirut port explosion, in a setback for the Iran-backed militant and political group. With no…

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WASHINGTON—Tech-industry representatives are coming to Capitol Hill this week to warn that the remote-work trend will lead to more offshoring of software developer and other technology jobs unless the U.S.…

Walmart Inc. is raising starting pay for in-house truck drivers to as much as $110,000 a year and expanding a program that trains its existing workers to become drivers. The…

NAIROBI, Kenya—A quarter of Africa’s population is facing a food-security crisis driven by severe drought, raging wars and a rise in world food prices caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine,…

The Taliban released an Afghan-American humanitarian-aid worker, along with his brother, after several months of captivity, resolving one of the many disputes creating friction between the new Afghan government and Western…

KABUL— The Taliban are asserting control over nongovernmental organizations working in Afghanistan, demanding a greater say over who receives aid and the staff NGOs hire, jeopardizing lifesaving deliveries to the…

RZESZOW, Poland—President Biden traveled to a Polish city that has developed into a principal hub for Western military aid to Ukraine, signaling U.S. determination to support Kyiv with high-tech weaponry…

FORT WORTH, Texas—A Federal Aviation Administration training specialist said a former Boeing Co. pilot lied to her about how a 737 MAX flight-control system worked before two of the jets…

International health organizations are rushing medical supplies and medicines to Ukraine, as hospitals are caught up in the war and human suffering proliferates. Ukrainians who have been trapped or displaced…