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American farmers risk becoming “collateral damage” of the U.S. president’s go-to foreign-policy tool.

With U.S. commitment in question, armed neutrality is the most feasible option.

Vast U.S. human capital is now available. Europe—and the future trans-Atlantic relationship—could benefit.

A rift within the TPLF has renewed the risk of a large interstate conflict.

The Argentine leader left Washington empty-handed, but geopolitics could still tilt in his favor.

An acidic waste spill from a Chinese-owned copper mine has contaminated the country’s most important waterway.

The likelihood of the cease-fire being salvaged in the near future appears extremely low.

The Kremlin agreed to pause strikes on “energy and infrastructure” in Ukraine but rejected a wider truce.

Modern autocrats don’t openly declare their intention to kill democracy but erode it stealthily over time.

It’s unclear what the U.S. president’s ultimate aims are—or whether increased military action will be enough to neutralize the Houthi threat.

What his attack on Columbia means for America’s entire democratic system.

Seven things for Zelensky to keep in mind as cease-fire negotiations start.

Funding cuts and layoffs at Voice of America and Radio Free Asia will reduce reporting on Xinjiang and Tibet.

Few countries have been as relentless in their efforts to silence discussions of the past in foreign film and TV.

Around the world, the White House seems to be aiding autocracies at the expense of democracy.