Foreign Policy

Top General Skeptical Over Russian Deal; Kurds in New Fight; And Lots More

While we’re at it, let’s just pick her foreign policy team of advisers…

Moscow-linked cyberthieves aren’t just stealing and releasing emails anymore -- they’re altering them to smear one of Putin's most vocal opponents.

The country's foreign policy has lost its mooring.

And now there’s no more avoiding the grim reality of Brazil’s economic and political crises.

Germany will urge residents to stockpile food and water in case of nation-wide attacks.

A classic disinformation campaign about U.S. nukes reveals a lot about Moscow's military anxieties.

Here’s why we won’t be voting for either candidate come November and writing in Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse on the ballot instead.

Newly-released emails from Hillary Clinton’s tenure as secretary of state raise fresh questions about whether the Clinton Foundation helped its donors gain access and special treatment from the State Department during her time in office.

The international tribunal is about to convict a Malian jihadi for destruction of cultural heritage. It’s staying silent about his alleged responsibility for horrific sexual violence.

Al Qaeda wasn’t about to take ISIS’s defection from its ranks lying down. In Part III of an exclusive series, an Islamic State insider describes the events that led to civil war within the anti-Assad ranks.

The U.N. Isn’t Done With Saudi; Assad’s Chemical Stockpiles; And Lots More

Ban Ki-moon is threatening to put Riyadh and its allies back on a blacklist of countries that kill and maim children in war zones.

The ghost of Richard Nixon is back. And he’s mad as hell about the former secretaries of state and the Washington establishment.

The Pacific lionfish has taken over the Caribbean, killing reefs and decimating local species. Could Whole Foods be the answer?

The Fed is still reluctant to raise interest rates despite avoiding Brexit fallout.

Donald Trump's plan would dredge up a Cold War-era law that critics say betrayed U.S. values without improving security.

A Brazilian judge issued an order preventing Lochte and another U.S. swimmer from leaving the country.

Critics of the Thailand's military government have been detained for voicing their opinions. But that hasn't stopped people from making fun of a photo of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha.

Best Defense is in summer reruns. Here is an item that originally ran on May 12, 2016.