Foreign Affairs

As NATO member states gather to affirm Sweden’s accession and discuss Ukraine’s way forward, the small host country may have a big role with bigger expectations.

Vocational workshops sponsored by China are emblematic of President Xi Jinping’s efforts to extend his country’s soft power alongside its economic might.

It was unclear whether the Turkish leader planned to act as a spoiler at the NATO summit on Monday, or was instead trying to wring concessions from Western allies.

The United States has completed a decades-long operation to rid its stockpiles of chemical weapons, the Pentagon affirmed Monday.

What the alliance must do in Vilnius—and beyond.

Can the fossil fuel giants lead the energy transition?

At least three people were killed as a result of the rain, which has been heaviest in Fukuoka, Saga and Oita prefectures in southwestern Japan.

While Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen's visit was praised, Beijing is deeply irked by U.S. "de-risking" policies and is readying countermeasures.

In the June 29 meeting, which lasted about three hours, Putin “gave his assessment” of the private military company’s fighting record in Ukraine and offered them options for employment, the...

The United States and the United Kingdom, largely aligned on global issues, are also working through some of the differences in their approaches to Kyiv.