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Without the United States, will the EU and Asia Pacific trade toward trading with each other?

By FP Staff and Adam Rawnsley Traveling in the Middle East — One of the options the Pentagon is weighing for the fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria is sending more U.S. troops, the head of U.S. Central Command said Wednesday. Speaking with reporters while traveling overseas to confer with regional allies, ...

Despite the president’s threats, Mexico City also has leverage when it comes to immigration and border security.

But is America's largest state ready for the wars that would follow?

Despite the president's recent remarks, the two-state solution is still the only path to Middle East peace that serves U.S. interests.

The Islamic State has its own Common Core — with a macabre twist.

An interview with the Belgrade mayor's ex-wife led thousands to take to the streets.

The President wanted the White House to dominate the country, but he’s too disorganized to even run the executive branch.

What coincidental timing.

I think we will know by the end of today. My gut feeling is that it is still on, and could be announced this afternoon.

Typical of war novels, "Spoils" wields trauma like a machete, trying to cut its way into the human condition.

Secretary Mattis is not wrong when he says that Europeans should not expect Americans to care more about Europe's security than Europeans themselves do.

Mattis Tells NATO to Pay Up; Pentagon, Kremlin Trade Jabs, It’s ISIS, Not ISIL

A chaotic, dangerous cyber-enabled landscape is on the horizon. Can Trump — and the United States — define the rules and harness the power to build and contain it?

If liberalism can succeed in the non-Western world, it is safe in the hands of immigrants to the United States. But it does not help if the president of the United States makes them feel unwelcome in their adopted homeland.

The national security advisor’s conversations about sanctions with the Russian ambassador have landed him in hot water, raising more questions about Trump’s odd affinity for Putin.

The state of Europe's union is good and strong, says Federica Mogherini.

The White House continues its search for an experienced hand after the president rejected a controversial neoconservative.

A consortium of elite, well-paid fighters from across the former Soviet Union are training jihadis in Syria. Their business model could go global.