U.S. Foreign Policy

Not content to cause political problems, Moscow’s trolls are also undermining public health.

Like it or not, Washington’s ties with Riyadh still matter.

As the world looks on, it’s up to Washington to demonstrate the strength of its institutions.

Seeking the right partners is just as important as avoiding the wrong ones.

There’s no substance behind arguments that the U.S. president is using his unpredictability to the country’s advantage.

Austria’s young chancellor has become a major player in Europe. The White House has taken notice.

This week, the world marked International Women’s Day, and the U.S. State Department canceled an award for a Finnish journalist who criticized Trump.

The administration’s push to weaken oversight of gun exports could worsen the Central American refugee crisis.

While Western activists defend the right of Muslims to wear the veil, Iranian women are fighting for a bigger cause: choice.

The U.S. president had some genuine insights about America’s international problems. Where did it all go wrong?

When it comes to an agreement between Washington and Pyongyang, doing it right beats doing it fast.

In resisting the temptation to make a bad deal, he avoided failure at the Hanoi summit.

Washington needs to do more to foster and protect the country’s innovation ecosystem.

A freeze-for-freeze deal is exactly what the administration once swore it would not accept.

Thoughtful U.S. policies could help restore Venezuela’s democracy.

His successes and failures defy simplistic, partisan assessment.

Here's how.

U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan would leave a power vacuum filled by terrorists.

Sayragul Sauytbay, the only person to have worked inside an internment camp in Xinjiang and spoken publicly about it, now faces an uncertain future in Kazakhstan.

The U.S. president’s deal with Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska should teach policymakers a sharp lesson.