Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte seems to be tightening his grip over the Senate, sidelining rivals opposed to his drug war.

Whatever the outcome of the Dutch elections, Geert van Wilders has already shifted the public discourse, leading mainstream politicians to tack to the right on the EU and migration.

After the Chinese abruptly canceled a trade summit, the Philippine President is now walking back his Foreign Secretary’s harsh criticism of China.

Trump’s core global strategy is intended to destroy any illusions in Moscow that Russia is a peer competitor of Washington’s.

Europeans hoping that the U.S. might lean on the IMF for friendlier Greek bailout terms may be out of luck.

The recapture of al-Bab is a blow against ISIS, but the Turks’ hard-fought victory raises new questions about the next step of the campaign.

China’s suspension of coal imports from North Korea serves as both a warning to Pyongyang and a signal to Washington.

The unpredictable French presidential election has taken a new turn in favor of independent candidate Emmanuel Macron.

China has almost finished building structures intended to host surface-to-air missiles on its artificial islands in the South China Sea.

But do shifting American attitudes portend a lasting realignment?