Foreign Policy

The German chancellor’s power is ebbing at home—and the consequences will be global.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian called the U.S. government “terrorists.”

New Delhi’s top diplomat aims to push back against new U.S. tariffs on countries buying Russian oil.

Trump claims to have brought peace to the territory. Now, he is trying to deliver it.

The widening Houthi campaign along the Red Sea is further destabilizing the region.

World Bank President Ajay Banga explains how he’s navigating a generational challenge.

Global reporting standards are a key step toward safety.

The unrecognized republic is pitching itself as a strategic ally for Washington.

Government interference in the world’s largest oil-producing state would be counterproductive.

The U.S. president offers a guide on how to be a very bad prince.

Reformers who had pinned hope on Anwar to clean things up are enraged.

U.S. President Donald Trump made threats, while outgoing U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres called for peace and multilateralism.

Such warnings—on the U.N. stage, no less—could be considered war crimes.

Trump still doesn’t have an answer to China’s leverage.

Europe’s fear of escalation is encouraging Putin.

Trade, minerals, and AI are on the agenda, but breakthroughs are unlikely.

Like nuclear weapons, AI was born of human ingenuity. But its challenges are unique.

A conversation with Foreign Minister Anita Anand.

A conversation with the multilateral institution’s top tech envoy.

Space is already becoming militarized. The U.S. shouldn’t let adversaries take the lead.