Foreign Policy

The announcement of a new prime minister has led to widespread celebrations, but reforming the country without alienating the army will not be easy.

The outgoing national security advisor took one last swipe at Putin’s efforts to undermine Western democracies.

Two events, just minutes apart, had very different messages.

The party’s massive experiment in ranking and monitoring Chinese citizens has already started.

The United States and Europe must find a synthesis between the free trading dogmas of yesterday and the nationalist impulses of today.

The United States should help its Latin American ally become a member of the OECD.

They're young, untested — and, if they play their cards right, they can transform the EU.

With a tight vote looming, lawmakers hope to extract the outgoing CIA chief’s pledge to restore a damaged State Department.

In its attempts to control Uighurs abroad, the Chinese government is holding families hostage.

Without territory, the Islamic State has quickly reverted back to its origins as a terrorist group.

Having won the war, will the United States end up yet again squandering the peace?

A brief checklist to know whether Trump is getting serious about attacking another country.

Trump’s surprise White House invitation to Putin could undermine his administration’s tougher stance on Moscow.

"We've had weapons brought to this headquarters and given to us by Afghan leaders and [they] said, this was given by the Russians to the Taliban."

State Department officials with special needs children face a byzantine bureaucracy that often denies them critical care.

What does it mean for an African nation to lead the global future?

A once-steady U.S. ally in Eastern — or possibly Central — Europe moves toward Beijing’s grip.

For the world’s premier superpowers to better confront new international threats, fresh strategic initiatives are needed in a challenging era.

Xi Jinping should be promoting evidence-based medicine, not quackery.

Italians are rearranging the deck chairs as their country irrevocably sinks.