Does President Trump truly believe his own political rhetoric that tariffs will lead to prosperity, despite overwhelming ...

U.S. President Donald Trump's policies are reshaping the globe. But what will this mean for Europe? In the third part of a three-part series, we consider a scenario of increasingly direct ...

A growing number of countries bordering Russia are abandoning a long-standing treaty banning the use of land mines, as fears ...

The United States Space Force catalogued a new object in orbit this week that officials believe may have separated from ...

The constitutional court unanimously voted to uphold Yoon Suk Yeol's impeachment, paving the way for a snap election within ...

Iran and the United States have moved from correspondence to open threats of war. While it can be said that both sides do not ...

A series of advances by the Sudanese military has led some observers to posit that the African nation’s yearslong civil war could be at a crucial turning point. Even if it were to end tomorrow, the ...

Over a thousand years ago, the Viking leader Erik the Red discovered a new land after being exiled for murdering his neighbor ...

The U.S. government has banned American government personnel in China, as well as family members and contractors with ...

The Inuit on Little Diomede are watched over by Russian soldiers. But that’s not their biggest problem in these icy badlands ...

No matter what anyone says, the peace talks are moving forward. Slowly, very slowly, but some progress is still being made.

And no diplomatic maneuver is more quintessentially Kissinger than the U.S. opening to China in 1972. As great-power competition heats up again, today’s U.S. policymakers may be tempted to try to ...