Foreign Policy

As voters in Peru head to the polls, the country might elect a controversial candidate — Keiko Fujimori. But has she convinced the electorate that she’s shed the shady past of her father’s presidency?

Why Hillary Clinton’s speech bashing her opponent may have felt great to deliver but didn’t go far enough.

The Indian government has issued new guidelines for online marriage sites.

Obama acknowledges the U.S.-led intervention in Libya left “a mess,” as his former secretary of state faces the clean up.

A powerful Republican lawmaker wants the State Department’s inspector general to launch a formal investigation into why the recording of a three-year-old press conference about the Iran nuclear talks was deliberately doctored -- and to find out who gave the order to do so.

More and more troops are dying during training, and a Congressman wants to know why

Now it’s the democratic front-runner’s turn to face the wrath — and drink in the wisdom — of America’s 37th president.

A new Chinese media start-up hopes to appeal to U.S. readers. But Beijing's censorship may get in its way.

FIFA officials awarded themselves tens of millions of dollars after U.S. indictments last May.

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Republicans say Hillary Clinton botched the Libyan intervention, but Libya's ambassador says his country only has its own incompetent governments to blame.

In the northeastern state of Tamaulipas, a culture of crime, cartels, and corruption is turning an upcoming vote into chaos.

A promise to deliver food from the sky runs into logistical and political snags.

While the country's path to eradication hasn’t been easy, there is now reason for optimism.

The PGA is moving a marquee event from a Trump course in Florida to Mexico.

Two students who scored at the top of their class were unable to answer basic questions about the material in a TV interview.

Beijing is spending billions on new ports and rail lines, but its ambitions for Europe are as much about geopolitics as commerce.

Australian lawmakers sparred over elephant meat, and one of them said he liked eating it.

There's broad support for Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump among the leaders of the world's largest firms.

The Republican front-runner encouraged salespeople to use aggressive and underhanded tactics to sell Trump U.