Foreign Affairs

Violent crime is relatively rare in China, but there have been a number of knife attacks at schools in recent years, leading to heightened security.

Can the fossil fuel giants lead the energy transition?

What the alliance must do in Vilnius—and beyond.

The German model won’t solve a problem of the alliance's own making.

Those in favor of fast-tracking Ukraine’s NATO accession argue that the lesson of 2008 was that the West can no longer be afraid of “poking the bear,” as Vladimir Putin’s...

As the alliance prepares to gather in Lithuania for a critical summit, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban are holding up Sweden’s accession.

Organizers of Tbilisi Pride — which was held on a private, registration-only basis — condemned Georgian police after an anti-LGBTQ mob attacked the festival.

Ukrainian soldiers are fighting to reclaim the captured city in the eastern Donetsk region, and reverse Russia's one significant territorial gain in the war this year.

For families in the Jenin refugee camp, last week’s Israeli military operation was 44 hours of terror. Few suffered the range of horrors endured by the Shiblys.

Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen said she had pressed senior Chinese leaders about their treatment of U.S. companies during her trip to Beijing.