Foreign Policy

The GAIN AI Act would have given U.S. buyers priority in the global AI race.

Major African politicians are claiming that Africa’s latest putsch was staged.

In any peace deal with Russia, security guarantees from outsiders won't guarantee much.

Two years of war have brought tactical changes and immense suffering, but the political status quo endures.

A term originally used to describe pirates is now synonymous with U.S. congressional dysfunction.

Bipartisan lawmakers are demanding congressional probes into the defense secretary’s handling of a deadly boat strike.

The tragedy confirmed to many locals that the city’s freedoms have vanished.

In diplomacy, the U.S. president always seems to follow his own transactional view of human affairs.

Moscow remains opposed to surrendering its territorial ambitions.

Moscow remains opposed to surrendering its territorial ambitions.

From Canada to Pakistan, an interest in critical minerals is a through line in the White House’s foreign policy.

There are lots of reasons why the Trump administration is angling for regime change in Caracas, but heavy oil isn’t one of them.

Three years ago, the country became a poster child for climate justice. Now, it faces a steep learning curve to secure the funding it needs.

Europe would have given almost anything for peace, but Beijing had a different calculus.

“Sabah for Sabahans” undermines the country’s precarious ethno-political balance.

But as the legality of U.S. boat strikes comes into question, the White House’s regime-change ambitions may be curbed.

But as the legality of U.S. boat strikes comes into question, the White House’s regime-change ambitions may be curbed.

How Silicon Valley’s declining image is dimming America’s light.

The arrogance that led to Iraq now threatens catastrophe in Venezuela.

Military technologies used to address climate threats are often the same ones used for more nefarious purposes.