Foreign Policy

Beijing’s threats in the region have changed Manila’s approach to security.

To achieve regional progress, Arab leaders need to rethink the importance of resolving the Palestine question once and for all.

A series of setbacks for Russia is only gaining momentum.

M23 troops have seized one of the largest cities in eastern Congo.

Millions of people in the United States and abroad will be unable to access critical financial assistance.

The Israeli prime minister will be the first foreign leader to visit since Trump’s inauguration.

The Chinese firm’s success might not be a case for massive government investment in the sector.

Aggressive U.S. foreign policy could push regional governments into China’s arms.

A staple of U.S. political discourse has generated unrealistic expectations about how democracy functions.

But a White House proposal to “clear out” the war-ravaged territory could shake the region’s fragile peace.

He has pledged to take immediate action on issues from border security to trade.

It is unclear whether Israel’s delay is because of internal dissent within Netanyahu’s ruling coalition as his top far-right allies threaten to leave the bloc.

Lessons from the past about Trump as commander in chief.

What to know about the popular social media app’s potential U.S. ban.

A renewed agreement may help stabilize a turbulent relationship.

The country’s women turned a movement into an uprising, but then were pushed aside.

The new government in Damascus could follow in Iran’s fundamentalist footsteps, but it’s not a foregone conclusion.

The ousted Syrian regime financed its war machine by producing and trafficking Captagon.

States often reveal a new weapon of war during peacetime to substitute for more direct military confrontations.

Deepening engagement between India and the Taliban as well as Pakistan and Bangladesh, respectively, represents a new chapter in an old rivalry.