Foreign Policy

The U.S. military has been fighting in Afghanistan since 2001.

The ex-president of Georgia, stripped of both Georgian and Ukrainian citizenship, is sitting in a relative’s apartment in the Bronx, plotting his next move.

As the ultra-Orthodox pass new measures governing prayer at the Western Wall and religious conversion, a rift is growing between Israel and American Jews.

  With Adam Rawnsley Scaramucci. Just because. Flynn ally, Iran hawk, ousted from NSC. National Security Advisor Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster has removed Derek Harvey, the top Middle East advisor on the National Security Council, from his post Thursday, a source with knowledge of the personnel move told Kate Brannen, FP contributor and Just Security ...

The Academy Award-winning actor is in hot water for lavishing praise on the government of Kazakhstan.

The power and prestige of American statecraft cannot eliminate religious persecution, but when wielded effectively it can make a meaningful difference.

Senate weighs closing loopholes in the Foreign Agent Registration Act

Allegations of torture follow expansion of U.S. footprint in Africa, as Washington’s fight against terrorists forges new allies.

Is the president looking more like a dictator after six months in the White House?

Another Flynn holdover has been removed.

After months of attacks on civil society, the mood is gloomy.

Here’s one of our biggest military secrets: The greatest untapped resource in the Marine Corps is the E-1 to E-5 community.

The "caliphate" has figured out how to make committing acts of terror easy. It's also made them boring.

  With Adam Rawnsley Trump policy fallout. There was stunned silence in the Pentagon Wednesday after President Trump overturned military policy in three quick Tweets during morning rush hour. Civilian and military officials refused comment on the president’s decision to ban transgender personnel from military service, as they heard about President’s plan just like everyone ...

The cancellation of a controversial ballet at Russia’s premiere theater holds dark clues as to where the country could be headed after Putin.

Across Eastern Europe, Moscow and the transatlantic alliance are staging large-scale exercises to show they mean business

John Sullivan may have already won over Foggy Bottom, but Congress is another matter.

Kurdish leaders are trying to persuade the United States to broker a potentially explosive split between Erbil and Baghdad.

The United States slips behind France and the U.K. in this year’s soft-power ranking.

It’s the latest sign of a political crisis roiling the country.