Foreign Policy

The Trump administration has gone way past revising the transatlantic alliance.

Europe and NATO are facing an existential crisis as the Trump administration aims a wrecking ball at trans-Atlantic relations.

The prospect of an agreement looks increasingly uncertain.

The secretary of state’s absence reflects deteriorating U.S.-South Africa relations as well as the Trump administration’s disdain for global institutions.

The secretary of state’s absence reflects deteriorating U.S.-South Africa relations as well as the Trump administration’s disdain for global institutions.

Beijing could provide an economic lifeline as EU countries increase defense spending and weather tariffs.

Trump thinks he can follow in Nixon’s footsteps.

The fall and rise of Friedrich Merz.

Kurdish autonomy is a problem that today’s Syria can’t afford.

The SAF is not a defender of democracy, and the activists joining its ranks are doing so out of necessity rather than ideology.

Subsea cables channel data and power, but they face escalating risks.

The two leaders’ war of words has triggered a breakdown in U.S.-Ukraine relations.

The U.S. president is parroting Kremlin propaganda, signaling a major breakdown in U.S.-Ukraine relations.

Alibaba is trying to reshape itself to match Xi Jinping’s ambitions.

Ukrainian troops watch with anxiety as the United States moves closer to talks with Russia over the war.

After J.D. Vance’s bizarre speech, a word synonymous with appeasement may now signal the voluntary surrender of global hegemony.

Forcing a change in power is a familiar ploy from the Russian playbook.

Austrian Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg on the U.S. vice president’s now-infamous Munich speech—among other things.

Setting the record straight on who started the war.

Moscow agrees to a Red Sea naval base near Port Sudan while working to establish airbases in Libya.