Foreign Policy

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.

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

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

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

The United States has forfeited its authority as a neutral broker. It may be time for the Palestinian street to have its say.

The Republican Party is ready to serve as an accomplice to obstruction of justice.

And that's going to lead to even bigger problems down the road.

Why President Trump shouldn’t necessarily heed the long-term vision of his own National Security Strategy.

President Trump can’t let the House and Senate play politics with Iranian nuclear deal.

A forgotten legacy.

There are multiple ways to describe retired Lt. Cols. David Bolgiano and John Taylor’s article in the December issue of Proceedings.

Another big resignation at State Dept.; Iranian missiles with American parts

One diplomat’s stinging resignation letter offers a glimpse into declining morale at the State Department under Trump.

The Trump administration’s pick for the Iran post will likely back a more aggressive stance.