Foreign Policy

Stunning mayoral losses may bode ill for the liberals.

At this week’s summit, the United States will need to think bigger. Here’s how.

The Czech Republic’s kerfuffle over diplomats demonstrates the need to think bigger—and smaller—when it comes to responding to cyberattacks.

Quiet threats, not public pronouncements, could be the best way to save Navalny.

Survivors of World War II sexual enslavement seemed one step closer to reparations, but international pressure and a Korean judge intervened.

In a contentious international environment, superpowers can spur each other on.

Lula may offer the strongest alternative to Bolsonaro, yet his policies for Brazil won’t fully address the country’s challenges.

Sarah Margon has been an outspoken critic of authoritarian allies of the United States.

Today’s speech comes as Western nations warily eye a military buildup on the Ukrainian border and as pro-Navalny protests reignite.

Underfunding and India’s export restrictions mean some African citizens may have to wait until 2023 to get their shot.

Finding Derek Chauvin guilty of murder provides Americans with accountability—not justice. Now lawmakers need to make sure the system actually changes.

For the post-Brexit United Kingdom, climate leadership is easier aspired to than achieved.

Substantive change will only come from protests and marches against the same global forces that brought us slavery and racism.

Western democracies look the other way as a dictatorial ally in the war on terror holds another election marred by violence and intimidation.

Japan’s prime minister visits Washington at a time when, thanks to Chinese aggressiveness, U.S.-Japan relations are critical.

The group has promised to avoid peace talks until "all foreign forces completely withdraw."

Local community projects are already powering parts of London and could pave the way for a green transition.

This week’s attack on an Iranian enrichment facility has improved the country’s negotiating position.

Syrian government is using aid deliveries as a weapon, State Department reports.

The move will finally end the United States’ longest war.