To avoid sanctions, countries are actively reopening moribund routes and creating greater connectivity across the Middle East and Asia.
The UN’s top atomic official is calling on Russian and Ukrainian forces to halt all military activity at the Zaporizhzhia facility.
For a longterm peace, the region needs new security structures outside of the alliance that eventually include Russia.
Voices like Elbridge Colby think Biden should back up his tough rhetoric about defending Taiwan with a greater show of force.
The administration hasn’t learned from past mistakes, is overly focused on great power competition, and can’t quit the counterterror lens.
Despite the risk of a Russia-friendly government in Italy and reduced support from the US, Kyiv is showing no appetite for negotiations.
The USSR prevented its citizens from traveling to the West during the Cold War, mimicking that now would be entirely counterproductive.
The FBI says a close aide to MBS recruited social media minions here to access dissidents’ personal info, but so far he goes unpunished.
America has conducted nearly 400 interventions since its founding, with more than a quarter in the last 30 years.
Between July 15 and August 2, Washington signed off on billions of dollars worth of military deals, over a third of which went to autocracies.
They sacrificed for their country in Iraq and Afghanistan but these individuals want you to reconsider whether they ever should have.
These historically complex conflicts can only be resolved by a long-term, patient strategy led by Europeans, not the US.
According to a new report, the Defense Department doled out billions to companies that are not identifiable on contracting databases.
The lobbying org’s first foray into electoral politics has been marked by spending GOP megadonor dollars on Democratic primaries. Why?
By failing to offer a legal justification for killing al-Qaida leader Ayman al-Zawahiri, Biden has made all of us less safe.
Experts say narrowing the recipients for this award signals a symbolic as well as practical shift away from counterterrorism and towards China.
Human rights legal scholar Aslı Bâli discusses the pitfalls of US intervention and a different path forward: restraint.
A ceasefire now followed by rigorous diplomacy could prevent the conflict from carrying on indefinitely.
Confronting al-Shabab by ‘mowing the grass’ has proven to be an ineffective path toward ending the conflict and regional peace.
It’s time for American leaders to stop framing international politics as a competition between democracies and autocracies.
The Biden Administration has provided Beijing with the ”pretext” through its gross mishandling of the Pelosi visit.