The Iranian regime’s ruthless response to recent protests was predictable. More surprising was the rise of the exiled crown ...

Thanks to her soaring approval ratings, Japan’s first female prime minster is set to lead her party to a landslide election ...

Characterizations of Trump’s foreign policy as realist raise two questions: What exactly is Realism? And does Trump’s foreign ...

Europe is countering gray-zone competition with legal clarity about covert networks that prop up autocracy and enable ...

Tulsi Gabbard’s involvement in a domestic investigation into the results of the 2020 elections raises profound concerns for U ...

Without industrial cooperation with Japan and South Korea, U.S. naval expansion in the Indo-Pacific will remain a pipe dream.

By dispatching a senior State Department official to Mali, the Trump administration is formalizing a policy of reengagement ...

Prominent political figures in Canada are calling for unity in response to threats to the country’s sovereignty from its ...

With the African continent facing one crisis after another, the AU has not played a meaningful role in tackling any of them.

While unprecedented, the purge of Zhang is not a complete surprise, as Xi’s anti-corruption campaign, including within the military, has proceeded since 2013 with remarkable potency. He has taken down ...

Private capital has a role to play in development, but it cannot fill the entirety of the void left by cuts in official development assistance.

Just because Cuba has no remaining allies doesn’t mean oil sanctions will cause the government to collapse. But it may ...