Foreign Affairs

Published: June 30, 2023 7:00 am Author: Helen Raleigh Fighting the wrong war at the wrong time may end up costing Xi's control of power rather than achieving historic glory...

The Swedish activist called the Kakhovka dam collapse "ecocide," while former U.S. vice president Mike Pence also met with the Ukrainian leader.

The dollar is the worst reserve currency—except for all the rest.

What China’s growing regional ambitions mean for Moscow.

At least two groups claimed responsibility for the attack.

Three people at the University of Waterloo in Ontario were seriously injured in the attack, which police said was "hate-motivated."

The single bloodiest clash between U.S. and Russian forces since the Cold War took place in early February 2018. The mercenaries involved belonged to the Wagner Group, led by the...

The mines in question are considered particularly pernicious and violate international laws of war because they harm soldiers and civilians indiscriminately.

When the DMV-area burger chain opened its first location in Seoul this week, some people queued overnight and even tried to re-sell the burgers at exorbitant prices.

French prosecutors have started a homicide investigation after a police officer shot a teenager, identified as Nahel M., in a traffic stop in Nanterre, Paris.