Foreign Policy

Ksenia Sobchak comes to Washington

Putting pressure on Caracas means holding Havana accountable.

Officials in both parties urgently need to assure diplomats that working for the Trump administration won’t derail their future careers.

The president targeted three bureau officials who could provide key testimony in the Mueller probe.

Greece’s prolonged austerity has given rise to a movement of middle-class anarchism.

Bill Browder helped craft U.S. policy toward Russia. Was it for the better?

The British Labour leader’s worldview is antiquated, authoritarian, and dangerous.

The country’s civil war is over — and an entirely new one has started, with the United States at the center of it.

The vice president wants aid to go Christians and other minorities targeted by the Islamic State. But others fear it could increase sectarian strife.

Fighting between two vital U.S. allies will only strengthen Assad and Iran.

Under Sisi’s iron fist, only one candidate is allowed to run.

The Czech Republic's populist president is running for re-election — and his ailing health is an open secret.

The United States could restore its global influence by adhering to its commitments.

Forget cryptocurrencies. The real threat to American sanctions power is rapid technological innovation in finance.

Contrary to what Niall Ferguson suggests, if the liberal international system gets reduced to economics, it will no longer exist.

If Congress can't do the job right, it shouldn't bother.

America’s partners are at each other’s throats, and Washington doesn’t have a plan to pull them apart.

The 2018 National Defense Strategy has its priorities straight. But budgetary challenges could get in the way.

Social democrats have committed to a partnership with Angela Merkel that exposes their greatest vulnerability.

Trump’s plan for Israeli-Palestinian peace is fanciful, dangerous, and not going anywhere.