A developing proposal by President Trump to create humanitarian “safe zones” for Syrian refugees has sounded alarm bells from the Pentagon to the Kremlin.

Does Japan still nurse hopes of bringing the U.S. back into the free trade fold?

Manila has confirmed that U.S. plans to upgrade its military presence in the Philippines are still on track, despite the blustery rhetoric of President Duterte.

Obama leaves the U.S. greatly diminished in the Middle East. Does it matter to Donald Trump?

Beijing is wasting no time laying down red lines via one of Trump’s favorite means of communication: American television.

The outlines for how the Trump Administration thinks a “reset” with Russia might work are coming into focus. The chances for it actually working remain lower than most think.

In 2016, Russia surpassed Germany, and Israel joined the list for the first time.

With the U.S. out of TPP, the Pacific’s major powers are making their opening pitches on how a trade deal could be salvaged.

There doesn’t appear to be much to the so-called Flynn Probe itself, but it hints to a deeply dysfunctional dynamic existing between the intelligence community and the new Trump Administration.

The Trump Administration is likely to comply.