Foreign Policy

The Saudis are still learning how to play Washington’s game.

The president argues that the voluntary deal puts the United States at an economic disadvantage.

The secretary of defense's trip to Singapore presents an opportunity to address the region as a whole.

Patriotic Hackers are the new Little Green Men

But some diplomats are frustrated by the policy paralysis.

Washington set to reject the U.N. chief’s latest appeal for money to tend to Haiti’s cholera victims.

Candidate Trump vowed to pull out of the voluntary, global pact -- but even administration insiders are unsure just what he’ll do.

Another day, another diplomatic blunder as U.S.-EU relations take a turn for the worse under Trump.

Thousands of Yezidis slaughtered by the Islamic State are awaiting exhumation. But a row between Baghdad and Erbil has left them in the ground for more than a year.

The Brexit champion is strongly denying the allegations.

When Donald Trump departed on his maiden overseas trip, it was impossible to resist the comparison with the last time a president got out of town to escape such a vortex of scandals: the summer of 1974, when Richard Nixon jetted to the Middle East and Moscow just weeks before Watergate consumed him.

On militarism, exhaustion, and decadence.

Donald Trump’s mistake wasn’t lack of discretion. It was being too clever by half.

Though the opposition may be largely symbolic, lawmakers are clearly growing tired of unconditional support for the Gulf kingdom.

Boeing’s agreement to sell planes to Iran forces Trump to choose between two campaign promises.

On trade, climate change, and Russia, world leaders disagree.

What’s a $1,500-a-day travel allowance for hard-working flunkies?

When President Trump spoke to NATO members for the first time on Thursday he failed to say the one thing Europeans were waiting to hear.

An “America first” policy risks leaving America alone.

Andrej Kiska wants “boring” elections. Whether Slovakia’s Supreme Court dissolves the People’s Party could decide it.