A reminder that under the strain of war and political polarization, the United States is slowly becoming an uglier and more dangerous place.

The U.S. President did not go to Europe planning to punish Britain, reward Germany and promote France. But that is exactly what he did.

Germany’s only way forward is to somehow try to protect Transatlantic relations from Donald Trump himself as best it can.

We are greatly saddened here at The American Interest to hear about the death of our friend, colleague, and mentor Zbigniew Brzezinski.

As Putin heads to meet French President Emanuel Macron next week, his security services are interrogating a celebrated Cannes-winning director in Moscow.

China’s infrastructure investment plan looks impressive—until you look a little closer.

The prima facie improbability of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.

Yesterday, Macedonia’s opposition was granted the mandate to form a government, ending a long-running political standoff. But the country is not out of the woods yet.

Was the President grossly careless in the handling of highly compartmentalized intelligence? Or did he make a conscious decision?

Putin and Abe seem to have already decided between themselves how their delicate negotiations will end.