Foreign Affairs

In a year and a half of conflict, Ukraine has become the world’s most mined country. Unexploded ordnance has contaminated an area larger than Florida.

Russia’s announcement that it would renew its naval blockade on Ukrainian ports has revived concerns about wheat prices.

The Department of Justice plans to sue Texas over Gov. Greg Abbott’s border practices.

A political party in Amsterdam cited pollution and crowding as reasons for relocating a cruise terminal away from the city, effectively banning cruises.

Accused of killings in Donbas and convicted by a Dutch court of murder in the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, the ex-FSB colonel was arrested in Russia only after...

The grain initiative was broadly popular — including among some countries that have maintained friendly ties with Russia since its invasion.

President Biden will make CIA director Bill Burns a Cabinet member, reflecting the central role the spy chief has played in the administration’s foreign policy.

Demonstrators rushed back into the streets following a defiant televised address in which Netanyahu blasted opponents for their “absurd” scare tactics.

The Biden administration brought Magdalena Hernández Pérez back to the United States, but then came the shock: A foster care agency now had custody of Mildred.

If a judge grants the government's request, global tech companies will have to ensure they do not distribute "Glory to Hong Kong" — or risk punishment.