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Hard losses for the long-dominant LDP make Tokyo’s plans uncertain.

With no time frame for elections, a restless public could pose a challenge.

Losing the election won’t stop Donald Trump from undercutting U.S. foreign policy.

A longshot Republican challenger to Sen. Tim Kaine appeals to fears about communism—and sees mixed results.

Yes, but the more important question is whether that even matters to the electorate.

The declaration from last week’s summit reads like a cri de coeur for the existing order.

The novelist focuses on dictatorial atrocities that still shadow Korean politics.

A revitalized group can act as a counterweight to BRICS.

After years of government investigations, we still don’t know if the former president is actually in Putin’s pocket.

The next administration’s policies could have a major impact across the continent.

History shows that vicious wars can eliminate a terrorist organization—or help keep it alive.

The Pentagon said it would not impose new limits on Ukraine’s use of U.S.-supplied weapons if Pyongyang joins the fight.

Restrictions have quietly eased since a two-year crackdown that cost Chinese companies $1.1 trillion.

The Chinese leader hopes to steer a “slow bull” in the direction he wants.

Resistance forces have unified against the military, but activists say that any future state must ensure rights for marginalized groups.