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Countering Russia and China in the Arctic requires leveraging alliances, not fracturing them.

They’re cheap, popular, and spreading beyond borders.

An international order founded not on institutions but on hegemonic benevolence proved impossible to sustain.

Stephen Miller’s recent remarks about suspending the writ echo attempts at presidential overreach after 9/11.

A deep dive into the country’s efforts to address the legacies of apartheid.

There are signs Trump might abandon “maximum pressure.” That’s good news for U.S. interests—and Venezuelan democracy.

But the two sides still appear at odds over what it will take to secure a cease-fire.

Eurovision has never been a bigger party or more political.

Test yourself on the week of May 17: Portugal votes, Huawei releases its first laptops with homegrown OS, and Colombia’s president calls for peace talks.

The meeting with Ramaphosa marked a reversion to the open racism of U.S. presidents long past.

A giant firm and a superpower have become deeply entangled.

Germany’s new chancellor is in a race to change Germany so it has a chance to remain the same.

Halfway through the 90-day tariff pause, almost no progress has been made to avoid global trade carnage.

The number of border walls worldwide has surged since the end of the Cold War.

The rising salience of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE.