Foreign Affairs

Russia's summit with African leaders faces the problem of a continent that doesn't want to align.

If successful, it would mark the latest in a string of coups in the region. But the status of President Mohamed Bazoum was not clear Wednesday night.

Kyiv’s goal is to reach the Sea of Azov, severing Moscow’s land bridge to occupied Crimea, a key conduit for moving Russian troops, equipment and supplies into Ukraine.

An intractable impasse between the U.S. and North Korea has stymied once-promising efforts to recover the remains of 5,000 troops lost during the Korean War.

“Abolishing the death penalty shows that we are determined as a society not to be inhumane, uncivil, closed, retrogressive and dark," one Ghanaian lawmaker said.

A firefighting plane crashed on Greece's Evia island, as Mediterranean wildfires killed an elderly couple in Italy's Sicily and 10 soldiers in Algeria.

Hun Sen's resignation marks the end of a nearly four-decade rule in which he dismantled Cambodia's opposition and brokered closer relations with China.

Meloni has backed ideologically charged policies at home while supporting Ukraine and staying safely within the Washington consensus on foreign policy.

Fearful Beijing is outcompeting the U.S. in even the tiniest countries, the Biden administration is rushing to boost long-dormant ties throughout the Pacific.

The CCP’s Dangerous Historical Distortions and the Struggle Over Taiwan.