Diplomacy & Crisis News

In his annual marathon press conference, the Russian president buttered up his American counterpart and cut loose from the party he once led.

Now critics claim the national security advisor is hurting efforts to recruit senior White House intelligence advisors.

A key official involved in House investigations faces a federal lawsuit alleging misconduct.

The U.S. economy has grown because of NAFTA. Scuttling it now would do grievous damage.

The clashes at the Office of the Intelligence Community Inspector General continue to escalate.

In Iraq, the U.S invasion toppled over society and let sectarian dynamics run their course.

Saudi Arabia's rulers have lots of worries, but Trump's announcement about the holy city isn't one of them.

It was hot and muggy as monsoon season crested in the summer of 1954.

Overflights, mapping fiber-optic networks, "strange activities." Moscow's West Coast spies were busy.

New report out on U.S. weapons used by ISIS; Senator blasts Tillerson

The price of hard Brexit will be the end of the nation as we know it.

Despite months of secret contacts, North Korea has been playing hard to get back to the negotiating table – even as Rex Tillerson reaches out again.

There’s long been a bipartisan consensus on support for Israel. That may soon be history.

The growing volume of electronic waste, including discarded products with a battery or plug, such as mobile phones, laptops, televisions, refrigerators and electrical toys, poses a major threat to the environment and human health, the United Nations warned on Wednesday.

A Bahraini delegation's trip to Israel is the latest sign of the Gulf monarchies' burgeoning alliance with the Jewish state.

Three months after two category-5 hurricanes tore through the Caribbean, thousands of children across the region still need support, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said on Wednesday.

Under the guise of fighting a "war on terrorism," Cairo is cracking down on organizations that shed light on its abuses.

The head of United Nations peacekeeping operations today thanked individually peacekeepers who fought to hold off an attack on 7 December in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

The iconic British insurance market is good at pooling risk. But critics fear the policies it underwrites could fuel gun violence.

The United Nations relief wing and the humanitarian community in South Sudan launched on Wednesday a $1.72 billion appeal to assist six million people affected by conflict, displacement and hunger.