As tens of thousands of protesters marched down Hennessy Road toward government headquarters Sunday afternoon, chanting pro-democracy slogans and waving...
Six weeks ago, Turkey was threatening to invade the Kurdish region of northeast Syria.
Every president since Jimmy Carter has dreamed of signing a peace agreement at Camp David.
As we move into the fall, there’s one overriding foreign-policy priority for America: Find a strategy to deal with a rising China that protects U.S. interests...
The two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict has suffered blow after blow over the years.
As Lebanese political leaders kick off their mission to rescue the economy with a conference called for by President Michel Aoun, the one indisputable fact is...
As we enter the last quarter of 2019 (and of the decade), cyclical indicators point to a slowing world economy amid wide-ranging structural challenges.
While Brexit captures the headlines in the United Kingdom and elsewhere, the silent march of automation continues.
Richard Stengel, a former Time editor who became the State Department’s undersecretary for public diplomacy, writes that he was once an information “idealist.”
You could say many things to describe a week in which President Trump got in a snit about buying Greenland, called the Federal Reserve chairman an “enemy,”...
As the G-7 gathered last weekend in Biarritz, President Trump has expressed hope for the return of Russia, the missing guest at the table.
“Evolve or die,” wrote hedge-fund billionaire Ray Dalio in a manifesto published in April titled “Why and How Capitalism Needs to be Reformed.”
One of the weirdest aspects of this year’s Democratic presidential campaign is that foreign policy, potentially one of U.S. President Donald Trump’s most...
Where is the United States heading in its confrontation with China, which moved this week from a trade dispute to a currency battle - with more dangerous...