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Climate security is adjusting to a denialist U.S. administration.

European self-reliance for security will cost U.S. jobs, profits, and influence.

Abuja looks to other African nations to help it diversify its markets.

Beijing and Washington are putting third parties in a painful position.

The outline slashes programs dedicated to peace and democracy promotion as well as cuts hundreds of jobs.

The U.S. secretary of state stands for no principle other than serving the man who appointed him.

The U.S. Navy can play whack-a-mole with the Houthis, but that changes nothing in the Red Sea.

Trump’s tariffs come on top of a recent loss of faith in free trade and interconnectedness.

Coerced Uyghur workers are still part of the export chain.

The acclaimed “Star Wars” show is rooted in British political dramas.

Its international goals are not backed up by any real ability to promote or defend them.

Both men granted the Pentagon blank checks to spend on their outlandish national-security obsessions.

Despite a Supreme Court order, the White House remains opposed to facilitating the Maryland resident’s return.

An incoherent policy is speeding Beijing’s rise.

After Francis’s death, conservatives and liberals contest the papal legacy.