Foreign Policy

In most Chinese workplaces, the stereotype is far from the reality.

Trump’s approach has done damage to bilateral ties that won’t so easily be repaired.

Washington is trying to tackle Iran’s nuclear ambitions and the Russia-Ukraine war at the same time.

The United States is conducting diplomacy by way of the "Law and Order" television show.

An “America First” export strategy complicates efforts to obtain U.S.-made weapons.

Climate stress is rewriting the region’s rules of water sharing.

Now Trump has pushed a controversial element of presidential authority even further.

The Munich Security Conference ends with no new answers on how to end the war in Ukraine.

The chief U.S. diplomat put a friendlier spin on the Trump administration’s stern message to Europe.

The Pentagon’s top policymaker answers questions about the White House’s commitment to Europe’s security.

The Republican senator’s comments contradict U.S. President Donald Trump’s position on Russia.

In a widely anticipated speech at the Munich Security Conference, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio described concerns about a shared “Western civilization” as reason for being “a little direct” with Europe.

Tens of thousands of people are being held in secret detention sites.

Europe is not tiptoeing around Trump anymore. 

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party claims victory in the country’s first parliamentary elections since its 2024 Generation Z-led uprising.

The first vote since Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s ouster favors a dynastic party but could see the Islamists rise.

But Tehran remains adamant that its missile arsenal is nonnegotiable.

But Tehran remains adamant that its missile arsenal is nonnegotiable.

Increased losses could strain Russia’s military, but Ukraine faces steep hurdles.

Russian ultranationalists are turning against Moscow itself