At a closed-door meeting in Brussels, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis asked NATO allies to pay their fair share for defense.

As Thailand’s new King oversees a complex transition, is a reboot with the U.S. in the cards?

Russia’s missile deployment is a troubling development, but the groundwork was laid long before Trump.

North Korea’s missile launch on Sunday provided an early test of how President Trump will approach one of Washington’s most unpredictable foes.

Flynn was the wrong man for the job, but his resignation tells us less about insidious Russian schemes than the Trump Administration’s flawed assumptions about Russia.

The unresolved Greek debt crisis is rearing its ugly head once again, as EU officials prepare for a new round of bailout talks in Athens this week.

2017 could be the year of decision for Egypt; either the economy gains ground by the end of the year or the discontent becomes more serious.

For Ankara and Damascus, Russian efforts to court Syria’s Kurds have unsettling historical echoes.

The theory that Trump is in the thrall of Putin took another blow today, as Secretary of State Rex Tillerson agreed to uphold current Ukraine-related sanctions against Russia.

Trump Derangement Syndrome obscures a small reality: in the first round of exchanges between Trump and Xi, it is advantage Trump.