Foreign Policy

Military leaders’ aggressive rhetoric may say more about China’s domestic politics than its position in the Indo-Pacific.

Building barriers against Russian aggression now can save lives later.

Centrists seem increasingly willing to partner with the far right.

Election results in India suggest the ruling BJP will return to power, but with a reduced mandate that has surprised pollsters. The natural order of coalition rule is back.

A new book examines the past and present of Russian thinking on deterrence.

This time, Israel must heed Theodor Meron’s warning.

The U.S. military’s collapsed pier in Gaza is symbolic of a much bigger issue.

Claudia Sheinbaum has promised to continue outgoing President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s security and economic policies.

Small island states are pointing the way on finding innovative funding.

Explanations from insiders range from ignorance to ideology.

How the diplomat-turned-politician S. Jaishankar became the chief executor of India’s assertive foreign policy.

The alliance’s 75th anniversary was clouded by concern for the future.

NATO wants to help Ukraine for the long term. But Kyiv needs help now.

But Washington and its partners are working to change that.

If New Delhi and Washington leave frictions to fester, they could ultimately derail future cooperation.

The industry’s “digital trade” strategy seeks to preemptively constrain governments.

Last weekend’s elections offer a first glimpse of a political future beyond the reigning strongman.

Jens Stoltenberg has led NATO through a decade of war, chaos, and Trump. What comes next?

The foreign ministers of Britain and Sweden call on allies to commit to their collective benefit.

More than 1,000 people were injured during the island’s biggest quake in a quarter century.