Foreign Policy

President Obama likened the search for lone-wolf terrorists to finding mass shooters.

Pakistan may be winning the war against radicals on the battlefield, but it’s losing the war for hearts and minds.

With the small Central African country spiraling toward chaos, the AU may be about to make an unprecedented decision to force a peacekeeping mission.

Pakistanis hope that the army’s new chief of staff, Raheel Sharif, will crack down on militants and boost security. But can one man change a corrupt legal system and prejudiced security infrastructure?

Cold War-era deterrence theory won't cut it anymore.

After five years of discord, Ankara and Jerusalem are ready to mend ties, driven in no small part by Turkey’s desire to get access to Israeli natural gas.

Lawmakers took aim at the Obama administration Wednesday for failing to respond more aggressively to reports that Iran launched a second medium-range ballistic missile last month -- a potential violation of United Nations resolutions.

Croatia's president barely seemed to notice that her honoree's pants fell down during a photo-op.

Donald Trump's anti-Muslim rhetoric has his opponents likening him to Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler. Such comparisons may be misplaced.

Even during the darkest days of the Cold War, we didn’t act like this.

Defense Secretary Ash Carter turns the tables on Sen. John McCain.

The brave women spearheading female suffrage in the kingdom are worried that the forthcoming vote might not be the revolution they had hoped for.

The director of the FBI says the San Bernardino shooters were radicalized before they met.

"The world has somehow shifted," wrote one of the hundred-plus surveyed by FP.

If you’re not crying, you’re not making the hard choices that are part of strategy.

From the grand old man of military personnel policy scholars.

NAIROBI, Kenya — A new report says Kenya’s military has done a brisk business in sugar and charcoal in Kismayo, Somalia, since pushing al-Shabab from the southern port city in 2012, but the trade has become a key financial lifeline for the terrorist group it is there to fight. Published by the nonpartisan watchdog organization Journalists ...

The Israeli prime minister has come to make amends with the United States. At least for now.

Saudi women are running for office in upcoming municipal elections for the first time -- and discovering the rules as they go.

The onetime heavyweight champ has been ousted.