Foreign Policy

Maria Zakharova is NOT laughing up her sleeve.

Democracy is less resilient in the United States than in Europe because Americans forgot it needed to be.

Washington and Beijing are cutting pragmatic deals, but the administration keeps up a harsh tone with allies like Canada, Mexico, and Japan.

Trump heading to Brussels to ask European allies to do more, everywhere, but he might get the cold shoulder

When searching intelligence data, analysts from the National Security Agency failed to follow the rules “with much greater frequency” than was previously disclosed, documents published by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence show. The secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court accused the NSA of a “lack of candor” when reporting those failures, which are ...

Onetime colleagues and former officials wonder how the deputy attorney general became Trump’s hatchet man.

Lawmakers want the Trump White House to approve U.S. Navy patrols in the disputed waterway to counter China’s expansionist tactics.

Environmental violations thrust Nord Stream 2 and its European partners into an awkward position.

Will Congress, the FBI, and the Justice Department hold the Trump administration accountable or cave to political pressure from the White House?

He can make his case in person next week.

President Hassan Rouhani's overhaul of his country’s rickety airlines is a centerpiece of his re-election campaign. But will Donald Trump get in the way?

America’s rule of law now hinges on whether the GOP still feels loyalty to the republic, not just Republicans.

The short answer: no.

Way to give Vladimir Putin exactly what he wants, Mr. President.

With Russiagate on everyone’s lips, who better to meet with Tillerson and Trump than Sergei Lavrov?

A huge trove of internal documents appears online as voters prepare to head to the polls.

Laura Poitras turns her camera on the WikiLeaks founder for an unsparing portrait that exposes his retrograde views on women.

As early as 2018.

Geopolitics are their own gravitational force.

The president’s strategy for a peace between Israel and the Palestinians appears to be one of “outside in."