Joe Biden

Beirut’s blast reopens old political wounds, why Europe must stand up for Belarus, and Colombian armed groups spread fear amid lockdown.

Fortunately for supporters of aggressive action on global emissions, Trump has demonstrated a highly effective way to circumvent the legislative process.

If Joe Biden wins, here are some of the top foreign-policy experts who could be tapped for senior and midlevel jobs in the administration.

The clash between Washington and Beijing could be the start of a new ideological confrontation—or the inevitable fallout from a power transition.

Biden will need a progressive Europe policy for a post-Trump age.

If Biden picks Obama’s national security advisor as his running mate, Benghazi would hardly be her biggest vulnerability.

The United States has always helped some parts of the economy at the expense of others. It’s time to get it right.

History’s autocrats have been the architects of their own demise. Even if he seizes power, so will Trump.

Four years of neglect, unilateralism, and failed diplomacy have left America’s alliances in tatters. It’s time to rebuild them.

To win in November, Democrats must avoid being lured into Trump’s culture war.

The Democratic candidate wants to get tough with Beijing, but he’s responding to Asian American pleas not to provoke a backlash.

How Trump’s response to both endangers U.S. national security.

Though he’s eager to accommodate Bernie Sanders’s base on domestic issues, the presumptive Democratic nominee is still seen as a man of the past by progressives.

Some groups haven’t had luck getting through the door, sources tell Foreign Policy.

International relations scholars examine how the United States is seen on a global stage—and share who they would vote for in a presidential election.

With Trump’s blessing, Israel is getting ready to annex large parts of the occupied West Bank as soon as July. Biden shouldn’t go along.

The former vice president’s team is already in touch with the Sanders camp about a unified platform, operatives say.

The November election isn’t just the most important political event of 2020 in the United States. It’s the most important political event in the world.

Our contributors weigh in on Bernie Sanders’s departure from the U.S. presidential race—and what it means for an election campaign overshadowed by the coronavirus.

Bernie Sanders left the stage just as much of the U.S. government—and the world—was turning to his socialist ideas in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.