Foreign Policy

The government will build another metropolis from scratch. But it's not planning on following the old playbook.

As the U.S. president heads to Israel for a show of unity, the country’s spies are alarmed at his disclosures to the Russians.

If the current president has proved anything, it’s that there’s a first time for everything.

The stakes could not be higher for the president's first trip abroad. And he'll need to be careful and disciplined.

The Swedish arrest warrant is gone, but WikiLeaks founder is far from being free.

But some of the arms sales could face an uphill battle on Capitol Hill.

As Iranians go to the polls, the divide between the country's octogenarian ayatollahs and its young population is wider than ever.

When they’re not smuggling ivory and rhino horn, Africa’s most notorious criminal syndicates are stealing farm animals to make a 2,500-year-old traditional Chinese remedy.

The campaign to punish Assad for attacking his people with chlorine bombs took a back seat to Kerry's diplomacy with Moscow

That’s up to the powers behind the Iranian throne -- and to one U.S. president.

After a series of ballistic missile tests this year, North Korea uncorks what may prove to be their most successful demonstration to date.

Is the global health community ready to stop another outbreak?

Don't be fooled by the Trump administration's trade deal with Beijing. America is losing out badly on the bigger game.

When President Donald Trump nominated Ambassador Mark Green to run USAID on Wednesday, it was the absolute best choice he could have made. Green brings deep experience in development and foreign affairs, moral clarity, and a belief in a strong U.S. role in the world. USAID is at a critical juncture as the administration considers ...

An insider’s view on how we got here — and what Trump can do about it.

Maria Zakharova is NOT laughing up her sleeve.

Democracy is less resilient in the United States than in Europe because Americans forgot it needed to be.

Washington and Beijing are cutting pragmatic deals, but the administration keeps up a harsh tone with allies like Canada, Mexico, and Japan.

Trump heading to Brussels to ask European allies to do more, everywhere, but he might get the cold shoulder

When searching intelligence data, analysts from the National Security Agency failed to follow the rules “with much greater frequency” than was previously disclosed, documents published by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence show. The secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court accused the NSA of a “lack of candor” when reporting those failures, which are ...