Foreign Policy

This map shows how many refugees each participating country would take under a recent EU proposal.

Is a back-to-school peace breaking out in eastern Ukraine?

Cairo has promised a full investigation into why its security forces accidentally killed eight Mexican tourists. Too bad Egypt has now banned journalists from reporting on it.

Those of us who believe in freedom and free markets must defend Brussels from the Euroskeptic onslaught.

Kurdish fighters answer questions from the general public, and make the case for foreign volunteers to join their group.

Web users and academics cast doubt on the official claim, citing lack of free speech and popular representation.

Seven years after the Great Recession, the Fed keeps money dirt cheap.

Croatia has announced that its country is full, despite encouraging migrants to arrive just yesterday.

When it came to foreign policy last night, the GOP contenders showed they still have a lot to learn.

“The American Marines made quite the man out of you!”

What would happen if the president of the U.S. could not trust the Army to carry out a mission?

Roberto Lovato’s article claiming to be about the bona fides of our client's democratic credentials wasn't that at all.

America can — and must — do more to help Europe’s migrants. I’m living proof of why.

Britain and other European governments want the U.N. Security Council to authorize their navies to help fight the worst migrant crisis in decades.

Saudi Arabia's king has rented every room in Georgetown's poshest hotel as he meets with top U.S. officials to discuss his bombing campaign against the Middle East's poorest country.

Estonian parents get two years of paid leave, U.S. prisoners make $.12 an hour, and other statistics to consider this Labor Day.

The best stories from around the world.

After running on an anti-corruption campaign, Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari made his assets public this week.

As Germany faces a racist backlash to the influx of migrants and refugees, is the country forgetting its past?

The strange love affair between Indonesia’s speaker of the house, a volcano-fracking tycoon, and Donald Trump.