U.S. Foreign Policy Archive

Under a second Trump administration, democracy would be a non-issue abroad and in grave danger at home.

There is no free trade candidate running in the U.S. election. But Trump and Harris use protectionism for very different goals.

The stakes for Central America in the U.S. presidential election are high. And the contrast between Trump’s and Harris’ likely policies is striking.

If he wins the U.S. election, Donald Trump will try to return U.S. trade policy to the 1800s. A lot has changed in the world since then.

U.S. voters will be choosing between two possible futures: tackling the climate crisis or retreating from environmental commitments.

The full-blown regional conflict that observers have been so concerned about for nearly a year is now imminent, if it has not already arrived.

Ultra-hawkish hardliners on China used to be on the margins of the U.S. policy debate. They’re rapidly moving into the mainstream.