In response to U.S. foreign policy under Trump, Europe has completely transformed its economic and defense policy approach.

Nine months after violent protests erupted across New Caledonia, France wants to reset its relationship with its overseas ...

Ecuador, Chile, Honduras and Argentina have all faced major blackouts recently. They also all have big elections scheduled ...

After decades of conflict, Armenia and Azerbaijan have agreed to the text of a peace treaty. Plenty of hurdles remain before ...

Djibouti’s foreign minister is now leading the African Union, in a nod to the diplomatic agility of one of the continent’s ...

Trump’s defense secretary has vowed to eradicate “wokeness” from the U.S. military. His justifications are all based on false ...

A splinter faction of the TPLF seized two major towns in Tigray, raising concerns about the fragile post-war peace in the ...

Saudi Arabia is trying to position itself as a constructive actor on the world stage, a move intimately linked to internal ...

Portuguese PM Luis Montenegro lost a vote of confidence yesterday, setting the country up for its third snap election since ...

The trans-Atlantic alliance is gravely wounded, but Europe and the U.S. are not about to march off on their separate ways.

The idea of “smart power” seems especially relevant today. But foreign policy choices usually don’t boil down to obvious ...

Trade has allowed the U.S. to secure enough fuel to operate the largest fleet of nuclear reactors worldwide. Tariffs could ...