Foreign Policy

It’s time to take great-power politics seriously.

A deadly hospital bombing raises fears that the country has returned to civil war.

Some cardinals had been agitating for U.S. leadership to counter Trump.

The U.S. president appeared unwilling to back down on tariffs while the Canadian prime minister stood firm on his country’s sovereignty.

The U.S. president appeared unwilling to back down on tariffs while the Canadian prime minister stood firm on his country’s sovereignty.

Palestinian American peace activist Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib discusses where he thinks the war is heading.

U.S., French, and Ukrainian officials meet in Paris for discussions on how to end the Russia-Ukraine war.

Pierre Poilievre’s path to power looked assured—until Donald Trump returned.

Trump’s tariffs are set to make reshoring harder and trade deficits bigger.

And now Trump is throwing it all away.

A second round of nuclear talks will be held this weekend.

The White House may have miscalculated Beijing’s ability to endure pain—and a popular mood to stand up to Trump.

Latin American voters tend to reject ruling parties and politicians. What did Ecuador’s president do differently?

But investment in tapping the country’s reserves would be a dangerous gamble.

The junta has exploited past crises to reinforce its power—and it can do it again.

However, some are worried that the far-right leader could prioritize Italy’s interests over the European Union’s.

China’s role in smartphone and chip supply chains is blunting the U.S. president’s ambitions—at least for now.

A Yale professor and expert on fascism talks about why he’s leaving the United States under Trump.

Incumbent Daniel Noboa won a campaign roiled by transnational gang violence and an energy crisis.

Estonia is dealing with yet more gray-zone aggression from Moscow.