Foreign Policy

The administration's assault on experts, bureaucrats, and functionaries who make this country work isn’t just foolish, it’s suicidal.

With reported plans to pull out of the trade pact, the administration seeks to ratchet up pressure on Canada and Mexico.

The controversial Nord Stream 2 pipeline reaches a new milestone.

There’s plenty of blunders to choose from, but only one clear winner.

The Senate investigation gains a former NSA lawyer. The FBI probe gets a veteran prosecutor.

The head of U.S. Pacific Command told a House panel Wednesday that he needs more submarines and missile defense to counter North Korea’s growing threat.

French intelligence faults the U.S.-Russia chemical pact and discloses Syria's effort to acquire ingredients for a nerve agent.

As the European Parliament debates Orban to his face.

North Korea's behavior might seem irrational to outsiders, but the Kim regime is just taking logical actions to survive.

Trump’s “America first” instincts are real, but radical change is hard to enact.

Newly declassified CIA files offer a glimpse of the playbook the Trump administration will reach for if it stumbles into a nuclear war.

The government minister who deals with education says the book "mentions unmentionables about women."

It’s the latest country where blue helmets have sexually abused those they’re supposed to protect.

In Sunday's constitutional referendum, the country's civil servants will make their last stand as an independent force.

Trump declared Somalia a war zone. Al-Shabab pushed back. Now we’ve got boots on the ground.

Sergei Lavrov’s announcement comes on the anniversary of a mass protest against Soviet influence in Georgia.

Past administrations have made progress in enforcing trade rules with China, but not in convincing the American public of their effectiveness.

Central European University may be saved from Hungary’s illiberal government by —the country’s far-right party?

The secretary of state still has time to improve. But if he doesn’t change some things soon, it will be too late.

Just as the railroad reshaped the American economy in the 1840s and 1850s, so did the internet revamp it in the 1990s and 2010s.