Foreign Policy

From millionaire activists to G-20 proposals, efforts to combat wealth inequality are advancing across the United States and Europe.

Trump’s war in Iran is blowing up MAGA’s alliance with Europe’s far right.

Governments and companies must do more to detect and debunk them.

Talks underway center on economic reforms.

The U.S. is now a net oil exporter. With the right policy changes, it can protect consumers from high prices.

Islamabad maintains that it hit “military and terrorist infrastructure,” not a civilian drug rehabilitation center.

Beijing must navigate an oil crunch and fragile diplomacy with Washington.

Political concerns over Kurdish involvement overlook more pressing practical issues.

“Membership lite” could clear the hurdles to Kyiv’s EU accession.

Advocates for the U.S.-Israeli special relationship have played a special role.

An economy dependent on fossil fuels planned to wind down, rather than expand, extraction.

Indonesia, for one, has a bloody history of fuel-related riots.

After months of bashing allies, the White House finds itself fighting largely alone.

Aid agencies warn that the Iran war will deepen humanitarian crises across the region.

Despite White House claims, the EU’s human rights official argues that “democracy is thriving” on the continent.

IEA member states will distribute 400 million barrels of oil to ease the Iran war-caused supply crunch.

From Iran to Venezuela, Trump has fully embraced offensive cyberoperations.

Pretoria’s awkward dance between Washington and Tehran.

A year before presidential elections, the National Rally has a chance of capturing Marseille, a historic hub of immigration.

A better future for Palestine depends on psychological recovery.