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Dictators get an unlikely boost from the left’s identity politics.

Industrial mobilization, high tax rates, and labor deals are part of the legacy.

The distinguished scholar, who coined “soft power,” shaped five decades of U.S. foreign policy.

The avenues exist, but you need leaders to take them.

China doesn’t know what the U.S. wants—and maybe the U.S. doesn’t either.

A U.S.-Russia alignment would finally let Putin declare victory over Europe.

A conflict over face is tangling up the trade war’s resolution.

One of the worst cost-saving ideas is to close yet more military bases.

The prime minister is learning there’s no carveout for Israel in “America First.”

Behind enemy lines, Ukrainian agents are committed to tormenting their Russian occupiers—even if there's a ceasefire.

U.S. authorities slapped a terrorist designation on two groups as Haiti’s crisis deepens.

European populism’s long tradition of antisemitism isn’t disqualifying for the Israeli government.

What to make of the comparisons between Trump and Chairman Mao.

This is the White House’s first major trade agreement since it issued sweeping reciprocal tariffs last month.

Trump’s announcement that he would end airstrikes on the militant group in Yemen came as a surprise, but the truce seems shaky at best.