Foreign Policy

Displaced by ongoing fighting, Iraqi families are braving the journey to safety and stability not far from the offensive in Mosul.

With Obama leaving, Washington’s foreign-policy brain trust sees a fresh opportunity to take the fight to Assad.

A scathing internal investigation details multiple failings by U.N. blue helmets to protect civilians during July violence in Juba.

Whoever succeeds President Barack Obama will inherit a global security order in an advanced state of decay.

Americans want to beat the Islamic State more than they fear a resurgent Russia.

France just ended it mission in the CAR, leaving the country with scandal-plagued U.N. peacekeepers.

Trump's plan to dump the Paris climate agreements prompts a rare foray by Beijing into U.S. politics.

President or no, Lebanon has had no effective governance for decades. That's not about to change.

We get it, Iceland. We get it.

A Japanese hospital conducted a formal review of an incident where a patient caught fire after passing gas in surgery

The FBI review of additional emails is already giving Republicans ammunition to attack the Democratic presidential nominee.

They’re taking their homes and churches back from the Islamic State. But it may be too late to start over.

Conspiracy theories surrounded the death of Mikhail Lesin. DC prosecutors determined he died after days of drinking.

The president of the Philippines says God told him not to use swear words again.

Somalia’s fight against jihad will be decisive for women’s rights — and may be decided by female soldiers.

When travelers don't get their visas on time, they get angry. And then they write Yelp reviews.

Server farms, I suspect, are our modern Delphis. Hidden away, accessible only to initiates. Essential to the way we live yet unavailable to most mere mortals.

The infantry's emphasis on physicality over intelligence is a joke.

These guys would be charged nowadays, I suspect.

Putin Blames Obama for Syria; And Lots More