Foreign Affairs

In one of the most Swift-crazy countries in the world, Taylor Sheesh has become an unlikely, unstoppable star.

Why local grievances cannot be overlooked in any peace process.

How the global South can push America to do better.

That Spain could see a far-right party wield power after Sunday’s election marks only the latest chapter in a larger European story of far-right parties entering into the mainstream.

An alarming video showing the sexual assault of two women in India went viral Wednesday, sparking public outcry over two months after it was filmed.

President Biden invoked a national security exception to U.S. law to supply Ukraine with the weapons, which are prohibited in more than 120 countries.

A caller reported seeing a wild animal running through a village near Berlin around midnight. Police say they think it's a lioness — but none have been reported missing.

The order came after a mob stormed the Swedish embassy in Baghdad in response to a protest held in Sweden that involved the desecration of the Quran, Islam's holy book.

Europe seems to want to name extreme heat events. But what naming system to use, which forecasts warrant names and who should make the calls are far from settled.

Afghanistan may have the world’s largest lithium reserves. Chinese entrepreneurs are eager to help the country’s Taliban rulers exploit them.