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Regional leaders say the ‘disastrous’ move would sink the peace process.

The outgoing U.N. secretary-general touts his support for climate change and gay rights, regrets failures from Haiti to North Korea, and calls Syrian President Bashar al-Assad a liar.

The U.N. secretary-general thought he had a pledge for some face time with the new American leader. WRONG!

Meanwhile, Pentagon brass say Moscow is the No. 1 threat to the United States.

Democratic Sen. Chris Coons says both parties will fight any attempt by the next administration to cozy up to Putin.

The Security Council is balking at an arms embargo that is too little, too late for the world’s youngest nation.

With waterboarding, Muslim bans, and mass deportations on the Trump agenda, Turtle Bay fears a return to the worst days of the Bush era.

A political chasm over the Iran nuclear deal and Russia could put the United States and its European allies on a collision course reminiscent of the run-up to the Iraq War.

House Intel Chair Nunes says U.S. spy agencies have been blindsided by Putin and the next president will need to be wary of Moscow.

The drones were repeatedly shot out of the sky by surface-to-air missiles. Suspending the program effectively blinds observers to numerous cease-fire violations.

A draft statement, obtained by Foreign Policy, for the first time explicitly calls out Moscow for its role in the devastating Syrian bombing campaign.

Since violence flared this summer, South Sudanese government forces have mounted increasingly brutal attacks against U.N. workers.