Trump’s isolationist leanings are continually in conflict with his belief that America, under his leadership, is still the “indispensable nation.”
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A new U.N. panel on AI comes when governments agree that the technology poses risks but remain divided over how to manage them.
Epstein-related investigations, arrests and legal charges overseas are spurring demands for more accountability in the United States.
Lawmakers should give U.S. firms the tools they need to compete in a region increasingly seen as a source of opportunity rather than risk.
Many tactics used in Minneapolis are akin to civilian efforts to protect each other from human rights violations in wars or highly repressive situations.
Given how central tariffs were to Trump’s regional agenda, the Supreme Court ruling will force him to significantly readjust his approach.
By June, the conflict in Ukraine will become the longest continuous interstate military campaign in Europe in centuries.
Many attendees of this year’s Munich Security Conference believe “NATO is stronger than ever.” But that ignores reality.
Amid a dire fuel shortage on the island, Cuba’s last hope is that either China or Russia will step in to provide support.
China’s problem is not that married couples are having fewer children. It is that fewer people are choosing to marry in the first place.
As long as the Chavistas remain in power in Caracas, nothing Trump does will change how U.S. companies view Venezuela.
The challenge with ranking presidents on foreign policy is that few of them have actually had a single, coherent and consistent approach to the world.
As U.S. allies begin to view dependence on the U.S. under Trump as dangerous, the derisking concept is taking on new life.
The nonviolent activism on display in Minneapolis could strengthen America’s democracy, which is the best bulwark against civil war.
Just a month into 2026, managing the U.S.-Mexico relationship is proving to be even more challenging than in 2025.
Characterizations of Trump’s foreign policy as realist raise two questions: What exactly is Realism? And does Trump’s foreign policy actually resemble it?
The Iranian regime’s ruthless response to recent protests was predictable. More surprising was the rise of the exiled crown prince’s popular appeal.