Diplomacy Watch: Is AMLO’s peace plan really that ridiculous?
Despite issues, Mexico’s proposal to end the war in Ukraine deserves more serious engagement than it’s gotten so far.
Despite issues, Mexico’s proposal to end the war in Ukraine deserves more serious engagement than it’s gotten so far.
In pledging to defend Taiwan from any Chinese attack, the president has made war with China much more likely.
United Against Nuclear Iran is set to host multiple members of Congress alongside an official from a Nazi-inspired party.
Why do Russian failures in Ukraine attract so much smug commentary, while American military underperformance gets written off?
A new Reuters report appears to reveal that the Russian leader passed on a chance to end the conflict shortly after the invasion.
While many countries hire lobbyists to help them buy U.S. arms, Ukraine has taken an unusually direct approach.
Biden’s ambassadors in Scandinavia and Greece have some questions to answer about their qualifications.
The Turkish president got himself in hot water this week over comments that were widely viewed as defending Putin.
The Pentagon revelation adds to concerns that Washington is engaged in a proxy war with Russia, risking escalation to a full-scale conflict.
Just two months after the president visited Riyadh and begged for more oil, Saudi Arabia is working to drive up crude prices.
Hawks must face the facts: these arguments against ending the war are analytically absurd and dangerous for American interests.
A recent piece in Foreign Affairs revealed that Kyiv and Moscow may have had a tentative deal to end the war all the way back in April.
The flooding in Pakistan is far more destructive than most conventional threats. It’s time for the world to take notice.
As long as it stays away from great power politics, Washington has a lot to gain if the leftist ex-president sends Bolsonaro packing.
Chances for a negotiated settlement are dwindling as all of the Ukraine conflict’s stakeholders dig in for the long haul.
Gustavo Petro could help the US put an end to an unsuccessful war on drugs — and possibly even solve the crisis in Venezuela.
Washington has given billions of dollars worth of weapons to Ukraine. A timeline of what and when, and the price tag, since the start of the war.
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.
It’s time for American leaders to stop framing international politics as a competition between democracies and autocracies.
After months of silence, Russia and the U.S. are ready to start talking — but Washington says negotiations to end the war are not on the table.
The leaders spent a lot more time on pointing fingers than discussing substantive issues like Taiwan and climate change.