Joe Biden

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.

The Democratic front-runner’s ideology has less to do with Obama or the Clintons than a distinct style of European conservatism.

Trump’s reelection prospects are looking dimmer—for the moment.

With his smashing Super Tuesday victories and Bloomberg's endorsement, the former vice president has suddenly become the chief 2020 challenger to Trump.

The results of Super Tuesday will help decide whether more Americans embrace runaway populism or a lost status quo.

Despite promising to restore U.S. leadership, the former vice president is fast fading from the 2020 race as his “most electable” pitch falls flat.

After Iowa, Bernie Sanders’s progressive views will shape America’s approach to the world for a long time, especially on trade.

The evidence that Trump abused his office in Ukraine is overwhelming. But a flailing Democratic Party shows he is lucky in his adversaries.

Data shows that members of the State Department and the military are investing in candidates who are not currently topping national polls.

Quietly, the administration has been undermining the former vice president’s legislative fix to the perennial issue of U.S. dues.

After years of denouncing Obama and cozying up to Trump, Saudi Arabia is trying to resurrect its influence among Democrats in advance of the 2020 election. It won’t work.

Candidates have faced fewer global questions since the elections of 2004 and 2008, but China and trade have remained consistently popular topics.

Eight things to read before the candidates meet.

Sri Lanka deals with the aftermath of the Easter Sunday attacks.