Trump’s attitude towards Russia is more likely a product of how he made his money, not an elaborate election conspiracy.

As the EU seeks to tighten control over borders and migration, two reports out of Brussels offer a revealing portrait of European cluelessness.

The stars are aligning for Emmanuel Macron in the French presidential race, with a new poll showing him winning the first round.

The two countries need each other for investment, but tensions remain over the Saudis’ promotion of hardline Salafism in Indonesia.

While the press is consumed with the Jeff Sessions story, Trump appears to have appointed Fiona Hill in a prominent role at the NSC.

Despite U.S. pressure, a top German official is casting doubt on Berlin’s commitment to its NATO budget targets.

India’s surprisingly upbeat growth forecast after the controversial cash ban gives Modi a winning line against his opponents.

The U.S. and Russia are once again clashing in the Security Council, with UN Ambassador Nikki Haley laying into Russia for vetoing a resolution to sanction Syria for its use of chemical weapons.

Moscow is courting Washington’s support for the Libyan general fighting the UN-backed government.

The former ambassador in Beijing has laid bare the failures of Obama’s China policy. But does Trump offer a better way forward?