Foreign Policy

But without May’s blessing, it’s a no go.

Trump’s Mexico policy inventions could rupture ties and thus undermine vital U.S. national interests.

No wonder OPEC has been feeling so nauseous lately.

General James Mattis has accumulated perhaps one of the largest personal libraries of an active-duty military officer ever known in the modern world.

If I were preparing my future NCO Corps for anything, it would be advanced math and computer skills.

Are Trump campaign surrogates clogging the drain of the swamp?

The Republican party's racists were once pushed to the fringes. In the Trump era, they're in charge.

An upcoming referendum and a vicious war of words with Europe could end up making Erdogan more powerful — and isolated — than ever.

China is displeased.

Observers say ruling could exacerbate tensions with Muslim immigrants

Lilianne Ploumen’s bold, brave act could be the start of a concerted backlash against Washington.

What the stampede of naysayers seems to miss is that Tillerson inherited an unusually difficult hand upon taking office.

Shipping companies had dropped their guard after period of calm

The Trump administration puts the human rights body on notice in a letter obtained by FP.

If they did, it has more to do with EU-Turkish relations than with refugees.

Beijing's leverage over Pyongyang is limited because the Hermit Kingdom has never let its guard down.

The country's got all the right stuff to be a soft-power giant. But Beijing won't get out of its own way.

Foreign diplomats warn slashing U.S. military and foreign assistance could endanger allies under Russia’s shadow.

The authors of The Other One Percent say current trends are worrying, and it’s education for everyone that will make America great again.

A top U.S. military commander called the attack 'an unspeakable crime.'