Foreign Policy

The longest-ruling dictator of the 20th century was a radical bent on transformational, alternative global development. Ironically, he left his country conservative, impoverished, and isolated.

The legacy of Cuba’s socialist revolution is still very much in doubt.

It seems like a natural war story even a mundane one: young, idealistic soldier, full of vigor and faith goes to war and loses that faith because war is hell … blah, blah, blah. But it’s not something we discuss often.

The links between anti-establishment voices and the Kremlin are far from clear, but many Europeans want the EU to be more aggressive against Russian spin.

在香港度过的六年时间让我看到这亚洲国际都会深刻的种族主义。

USAID is in the dark on Trump's plans, but Republicans in Congress could be the main defenders of foreign assistance.

Ignore the corruption or human rights abuse allegations. Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov wants you to know he’s a really great guy, and he’s got a reality show to prove it.

Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan are the targets of a recount effort amid allegations of Russian hacking.

International condemnation, not proper investigation, prompted Dubai to drop the charges, experts say.

The likely death of the hard-fought TPP pact has left even Washington's closest allies wondering about its credibility.

Muhammadu Buhari promised to embrace democracy as president, but turned out to be the same autocrat who failed the country 30 years ago.

From restoring torture to expanding surveillance, the president-elect’s picks for national security advisor, CIA director, and attorney general favor a no-holds-barred approach to Islamist extremists at home and abroad.

Obama's half-brother wants the answers.

The former House speaker won’t serve in the cabinet — and says the president elect shouldn’t tap other Washington insiders, either. (Too late.)

The specter of hyperinflation is driving demonstrations against Mugabe, and security forces are responding with brutality.

Americans are awash in a sea of disinformation. We've got to fight back.

Now that the king is gone, can Thailand’s opposition come together to challenge the ruling military junta?

It's becoming increasingly difficult to move away from the rising far-right.

Washington has always managed to keep Tokyo and Seoul from pursuing nuclear ambitions, but a blustering U.S. president could change that in months.

To win his meeting with Donald Trump, Shinzo Abe needed to convince the president-elect that they're on the same team.