Foreign Policy

Pretoria maintains that there is no evidence of widespread persecution of white farmers.

Students are surprisingly indifferent toward Taiwan.

As of 2023, China continued to emit HFC-23 at high levels in violation of an international agreement.

Pope Leo’s politics will be shaped less by his American nationality than his tradition of Catholic thought.

The U.S. president has correctly abandoned decades of tradition in the region.

Inside the South African president’s gambit to mend ties with Trump.

But Israel refuses to back down in the face of Western trade and diplomatic threats.

Officials hope to boost domestic spending, but prospects are slim.

In a contentious Senate hearing, the U.S. secretary of state defended an ‘America First’ approach to diplomacy at odds with his own former views.

Those in the disputed region bear the cost of the India-Pakistan conflict.

Once-hopeful negotiations are falling prey to a bitter fight over uranium enrichment.

To increase their bargaining power, Brazil, India, and South Africa should resurrect a dormant diplomatic forum.

One family member warned that the military action could “endanger the lives of the hostages.”

The U.S. president said Russia agreed to hold immediate talks with Ukraine, but Moscow’s readout appeared less amenable.

Growing Chinese and Russian activity urgently need a U.S. response.

European populism’s long tradition of antisemitism isn’t disqualifying for the Israeli government.

What to make of the comparisons between Trump and Chairman Mao.

This is the White House’s first major trade agreement since it issued sweeping reciprocal tariffs last month.

This is the White House’s first major trade agreement since it issued sweeping reciprocal tariffs last month.

Trump’s announcement that he would end airstrikes on the militant group in Yemen came as a surprise, but the truce seems shaky at best.