The past is never dead, as Faulkner famously said. Beijing appears hell-bent on weaponizing it in its war of words with Japan.

Saudi Arabia can’t even afford Mohammed bin Salman’s follies, let alone the investment into the U.S. he promised Donald Trump ...

Singapore’s imposition of targeted sanctions on extremist settlers won’t have much tangible impact, but it’s an important ...

The dispute with China over Nexperia represents another nail in the coffin of Europe’s dedication to free trade and global ...

While tariffs make everyone worse off, the negative impacts are unevenly distributed by gender, with men often coming out ...

While Germany’s decision has been widely praised, it raises concerns about the country’s commitment to European security.

This month’s protests, and Sheinbaum’s reaction to them, reveal where her weaknesses may appear in the coming year.

Moritz S. Graefrath is the Wick Cary assistant professor of international security at the University of Oklahoma and a ...

Chronic respiratory diseases are the world’s fourth-leading cause of death yet remain underprioritized by policymakers.

Since leading the erstwhile al-Qaida affiliate Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, or HTS, in a lightning campaign that ousted Assad in ...

Though there are many ways to define the West, modern policymakers have a fairly precise idea of who it includes.

The breakneck pace of AI advances means the future is consistently arriving ahead of schedule—for better and for worse.