Foreign Policy

A key ally of the United States is cracking down on press freedoms.

Both sides accuse the other of delaying negotiations as the death toll in Gaza surpasses 40,000 people.

The White House has been kept out of the loop on several major wartime decisions by Israel and Ukraine.

Even after buying their way out of Gaza, Palestinians remain vulnerable.

As another prime minister steps down, the era of mayfly leadership may be back.

The current administration’s record on combatting foreign influence is disastrous.

Manila is receiving unprecedented U.S. help to beef up its defenses.

Ahmad Haidari flew a U.S.-funded helicopter out of Kabul in August 2021 and hasn’t seen his wife and children since.

The prevailing Western narrative of distinct entities with conflicting agendas works to both groups’ advantages.

The incursion shows Washington the way to a smarter pivot to Asia.

Ukrainian forces continue to gain Russian territory, forcing thousands to evacuate.

Despite challenges, the group faces no meaningful threat to its political survival.

A new poll reveals significant support for the presumptive Democratic nominee—and trust that she could handle an international crisis.

The biggest impact is the destruction of Vladimir Putin’s narrative for victory.

No multilateral sanctions campaign will be effective unless it is backed by the power of the dollar, which dominates global trade and banking.

Ukraine is making gains on Russian soil. But is Kyiv losing troops it can’t replace?

The United States’ biggest adversaries are far from a unified threat.

Paris’s endorsement of a Moroccan plan that enshrines Moroccan sovereignty is angering Algiers.

Kyiv’s offensive marks the largest foreign incursion into Russia since World War II.

A newspaper has blamed guandan for corruption—but it really underscores the informal politics that keep the Chinese Communist Party running.