Foreign Policy

Westerners said the web could never be controlled. Lu Wei, China's departing internet czar, proved them all wrong.

The country's top court declined to revisit a law that targets gay sex — the latest setback for the subcontinent’s LGBT community and its struggle for equality.

The Islamic State seized a trove of weapons from U.S.-backed rebels, including U.S. ammunition, mortars, and a pickup truck.

Young Syrians living in Lebanon are attempting suicide in ever greater numbers.

How Democrats changed their decades-old approach to the Israel-Palestine conflict — and why the fight isn’t over yet.

More than two months after a convoy of vehicles carrying Samantha Power hit and killed a Cameroonian child, the family is being paid by Washington.

The Senate gives Puerto Rico a reprieve two days before a debt deadline.

Every service occasionally goes through a slump.

General George Crook distrusted the whites on the frontier, and believed they had a vested interest in riling up the Indians so the Army would stick around.

I couldn't see the big picture from a lance corporal's perspective on the ground.

The president should have turned the tables on Trump by using the phrase "Islamic extremism."

When riot police, casual racism, and small-scale arson are part of an average weekend game, is it any wonder that Russian soccer fans’ trip to France turned ugly?

Muslim religious leaders who condemn acts of terror but promulgate intolerance are fanning the flames of hatred.

Following the mass shooting in Orlando, a large group of House Republicans are seeking to immediately ban all refugees from resettling in the United States regardless of country origin or profile, according to a memo and draft legislation obtained by Foreign Policy. The measure would go even further than Donald Trump’s controversial proposal to block the immigration of Muslims.

Watch British rockstar Bob Geldof intercept a flotilla of pro-Brexit fishermen.

A new report from the speaker of the House on national security sets out a dramatically different course than the GOP presidential nominee. Is anyone listening?

Foreign-language teachers in China often become accidental confidants, even therapists.

A lot of bad things happened. It was bad war. That said, Trump isn’t making things any better.

If Libya’s friends in the West want to boost effective governance, they need to cultivate the grassroots.

The Kremlin says France's detention of a busload of suspected hooligans is discriminatory.