It was a revolving door this weekend for President-elect Donald Trump, who met both with potential Cabinet picks and foreign business partners. Most notably, on ...
Apparently, yes, you do. Since Donald Trump won the U.S. election, the number of Americans looking for jobs in Ireland has nearly doubled, according to ...
European governments are launching a concerted appeal to persuade President-elect Donald Trump to not abandon the Iran nuclear deal or NATO’s tough stance toward Russia, ...
We know those of you who closely followed the U.S. presidential race may probably be tired of stories about allegations of Russian election interference. So ...
On Wednesday, President Barack Obama landed in Berlin, site of his inspiring 2008 campaign speech and his 2013 address at the Brandenburg Gate. On Thursday, ...
In recent months, Foreign Policy has featured a fascinating exchange over the legacy of President George W. Bush. The debate began with the publication this year of ...
America’s allies were deeply shocked by Donald Trump’s election. Hillary Clinton was a known quantity, and they expected her to win comfortably. Most importantly, she ...
If U.S. President-elect Donald Trump keeps his campaign pledge of abandoning the Paris climate agreement, one of France’s top politicians is already preparing a payback: ...
Despite a year of protest votes and howls against politics-as-usual worldwide, Italy’s leader is praying voters next month will stick with the establishment. On Dec. ...
The political aftershocks of Donald Trump’s White House win hit Sweden over the weekend, apparently spurring 600 members of the neo-Nazi Nordic Resistance Movement to ...
German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s message of congratulations to a newly victorious President-elect Donald Trump was markedly unlike that of her European counterparts. In it, she ...
On Tuesday (remember Tuesday?), Foreign Policy’s Elias Groll wrote up what some of the foreign newspaper covers had to say about the American presidential election. ...
For Ella Masar, an American pro soccer player, Tuesday’s presidential election of Donald Trump was the deflating equivalent of the home team scoring a goal ...
“Can Trump also happen in Germany?” That’s what German newspaper Bild wondered on Thursday. Der Spiegel took a different approach, bemoaning that “It Becomes Lonely ...
Even before the final votes were counted Tuesday night, the America’s closest allies struggled to come to terms with a U.S. election that delivered the presidency to ...
I’d been taught that “blitzkrieg” was a pseudo-German term invented by the Anglo-American press to describe the emerging Nazi way of war. Not so, avers ...
For the past few months, Americans have been contemplating the possibility that the integrity of their electoral process may have been compromised. The evidence is ...
Given all the strange sights the 2016 presidential race has produced, a British politician taking the stage in Jackson, Mississippi to whoops and cheers may ...
Liberté, égalité, equal pay. On Monday, the French groups Les Glorieuses, Les Effrontées, and Osez le Féminisme organized a nationwide workplace walkout by women ...
Over the course of his campaign to become the presidential nominee of Les Républicains, France’s conservative party, Nicolas Sarkozy has invited more than a few ...
On Thursday morning, a panel of three of England’s most senior judges ruled that Parliament must authorize the process by which the United Kingdom begins ...
We doubt Mark Zuckerberg is going to “like” this update. On Nov. 4, Der Spiegel announced that prosecutors in Munich are opening an investigation into ...
A new controversy is brewing in Geneva over a planned café that offers customers sex robots with their order of coffee. Bradley Charvet of erotic services company ...
Prime Minister Theresa May cannot hit the Brexit button. That, at least, was Thursday’s ruling from Britain’s High Court. It said only Parliament, and not ...
Six days ahead of the U.S. presidential election, and with Republican nominee Donald Trump surging in the polls, world markets are getting a bout of ...
French President François Hollande’s approval rating is currently at 4 percent. Not 40. Not 14. No -- four. Here are some things that are currently ...
In the midst of an outbreak of fresh violence in the Central African Republic, France declared its peacekeeping mission a “success” and said its troops ...
Kaliningrad, a Russian enclave nestled between the Baltic States and Poland, used to enjoy economic growth that outpaced the rest of Russia -- close ties ...
German Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel has an interesting several days ahead of him. Last week, Germany withdrew its support for the sale of semiconductor firm ...
No one in the U.S. government has wielded more influence over Ukraine than Vice President Joe Biden. As the Obama administration’s point person on Ukraine ...
For every time you may have traveled internationally and been irritated by some visa problem you encountered along the way, there are people who had ...
KIEV, Ukraine — The European security organization tasked with monitoring deadly violence between government forces and Russian-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine has lost its most effective ...
For someone so unassuming and affable, Flemming Rose, the former foreign affairs editor of the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten, has a prodigious talent for making trouble. And ...
No modern military today is complete without an air defense system — something that can protect citizens from intruding enemy aircraft. But for small countries, ...
George Brady, an 88-year-old Holocaust survivor, was preparing to be honored by Czech President Milos Zeman at a state dinner this month when he got ...
The crushing of Hungary’s anti-Soviet uprising 60 years ago this week stood as a tragic symbol of communist barbarism throughout the Cold War. Ideally, the ...
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump likes to call himself “Mr. Brexit,” a nod to Britain’s unexpected vote this summer to leave the European Union. He ...
Nearly a year after Volkswagen admitted it cheated to beat U.S. emissions tests, a federal judge has approved one of the largest settlements in U.S. ...
Earlier this year, it briefly seemed that a renewed crackdown on human smuggling operations in the Mediterranean would save the lives of asylum-seekers braving the ...
Arsen Pavlov was no stranger to extreme violence. This Russian commander, better known by the nom de guerre “Motorola,” was a veteran of Moscow’s ruthless campaign in ...
Last February, the French government began destroying part of the the “Jungle,” a sprawling migrant camp set up in the northern town of Calais. Thousands ...
When candidates run for or hold prominent political office, they often have to reconcile with some of their darker moments. U.S. President Barack Obama, for ...
Talks between the United States and Europe over the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), a massive trade deal that would create a free trade ...
In 1942, British mathematician Alan Turing cracked the Nazi’s Enigma cipher machine -- a coded communications method that the Germans thought unbreakable. Ten years later, ...
Julian Assange might be forgiven for feeling paranoid. Shortly after WikiLeaks posted a transcript of a speech delivered by Hillary Clinton to Goldman Sachs, his ...
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