Organizations

Trump’s ambassador to the OSCE says a Russian invasion of Ukraine is an attack on “all of America’s allies.”

Omicron has relegated the conference to online-only status, but it’s still the world’s most closely watched gathering of the rich and powerful.

The greatest tragedy about Russia’s potential invasion is how easily it could have been avoided.

Former NATO Secretary-General George Robertson, who had a cordial relationship with the Russian leader, recalls an era when Moscow wanted closer ties with the West.

There’s lots of history at the Security Council, but few changes.

U.S. and allies bat down Russian proposals to halt NATO expansion.

Brussels’s plans to cut emissions by promoting nuclear power has parts of the bloc up in arms.

For now, the health agency’s newest hub is mostly just for show.

Russian threats to Ukraine have spurred security conversations in northern Europe.

Even if the two Nordic countries don’t join NATO, they have signaled a new era in relations with Moscow.

From the White House to Turtle Bay, sanctions have never been more popular. But why are they so hard to make work?

The United States is demanding that Russia roll back more than 100,000 troops on Ukraine’s border.

Biden pledged to restore the United States’ alliances. It’s been a bigger headache than he anticipated.

Joint U.S.-EU carbon border fees could be much more damaging to Russia than sanctions.

Famine and destitution loom, yet more aid could strengthen the Taliban.

It’s time for the Indo-Pacific democracies to address the crisis.