Foreign Policy

An export-driven model may no longer work.

Exaggerated claims of military success—amplified by the two countries’ media—could help each side save face.

The aircraft India and Pakistan use to strike each other tell a story of key geopolitical shifts.

The country’s civil society leaders must be at the forefront of postwar reconstruction.

A proposal to reprise a Reagan-era currency agreement has serious flaws.

International law nullifies any treaty coerced by force—like Moscow has deployed since 2014.

After freeing itself from a dependence on the region’s oil, the United States should not sign up for the same with AI.

With 29 foreign leaders in attendance, Moscow is hoping to demonstrate that Western isolation efforts have largely failed.

New Delhi aims to root out cross-border terrorism, but it risks fueling discontent.

A refined approach can keep democracy in the lead.

Officials in New Delhi and Islamabad have remained sanguine, but there is still reason to fear extreme escalation.

“The Russians are obviously not responding to the current approach,” one expert said.

The new chancellor has moved quickly to fix years of foreign-policy dysfunction in Berlin.

King Abdullah II faces backlash against his country’s peace deal with Israel.

Instead of focusing on Asia, the U.S. Defense Department is spreading itself thin.

It’s time to take great-power politics seriously.

A deadly hospital bombing raises fears that the country has returned to civil war.

Some cardinals had been agitating for U.S. leadership to counter Trump.

The U.S. president appeared unwilling to back down on tariffs while the Canadian prime minister stood firm on his country’s sovereignty.

The U.S. president appeared unwilling to back down on tariffs while the Canadian prime minister stood firm on his country’s sovereignty.