Foreign Affairs

This week's Hwasong-18 intercontinental ballistic missile flew twice as high as the previous one, and three minutes longer too. Experts say that's significant.

Research in Europe shows birds are protecting their nests with spikes installed on buildings to prevent them from perching.

“Venus of the Rags” has been praised for the visceral way it conveys the perils of waste. But not everyone loved the towering Venus and her mountain of trash.

French firefighter and stuntman Jonathan Vero broke a Guinness World Record for the fastest 100-meter sprint and the farthest run while on fire.

In Russia, the sense that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan may be pivoting to a closer relationship with Western leaders seemed to provoke almost as much anxiety as the idea...

How the memory of America’s era of dominance stunts U.S. foreign policy.

In a stroke of “guilt-based” diplomacy, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky blasted NATO leaders for not giving Ukraine an invitation or clear timeline for accession into the alliance.

President Biden has all-but promised Turkey new F-16s for backing Sweden’s NATO accession. But sealing the deal is tricky.

Cyberspies from China exploited a fundamental gap in the Microsoft cloud, enabling them to conduct a targeted hack of unclassified U.S. email accounts.

Tensions at the Vilnius NATO summit exposed the challenges President Biden faces as allies push plans for Ukraine that some fear risk escalation with Russia.