Foreign Policy

The passing of a hero reminds us of a time when America’s leaders and aspirations inspired us.

Once seen by the country's Christians as a savior, Egypt's new strongman has proven little better than his predecessors.

Let's play ball with this theory.

As a man of letters gives way to one barely literate, does politics have any place for literature anymore?

Lithuania's not going to get prepared. Lithuania's going to be prepared.

With winter coming and funding running low, the U.N. refugee agency is racing to avoid another humanitarian disaster in Iraq.

Venezuela's economy is in shambles. Are its peace talks, too?

Tsai Ing-wen says her unprecedented phone call doesn't signal a policy shift, but has she thought through all the risks?

Washington and Moscow Spar Over Which Rebel Groups to Bomb, and Which to Work With

The president-elect has Boeing beef.

American politics is profoundly corrupt. Until we come to grips with that fact, the populists will keep winning.

Will the death of a beloved leader throw the country into chaos?

Why is Putin turning toward Tokyo?

Donald Trump and Viktor Orban might be able to develop a close relationship -- if their populist politics don't put them at odds.

You can't understand the British prime minister’s politics, or her Brexit strategy, without understanding her Anglicanism.

But the monarch has big shoes to fill — at a time when Thailand needs steady leadership most.

Trump's pick for secretary of defense will require a congressional exemption to serve.

The French president says he will not seek re-election.

President-elect Donald Trump made his first overture to former Soviet Central Asia and may looking for ways to mend ties with Moscow.

Everyone wants to blame South Korea’s incestuous business culture for the recent failures of its massive conglomerates. But that’s not the reason they’re in a funk.