Hungary’s far-right party has secured a parliamentary majority again, with the ultra-right picking up a bigger share of the vote as well. All across Europe, nationalism is gaining momentum.

Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel told an audience in Beijing, point blank, not to pull a “Crimea” in its territorial disputes in the region. Will it be enough to reassure Japan and other nervous U.S. allies in East Asia?

Most Indians prefer Washington to Beijing, according to a new Pew study. That’s a welcome sign that the recent diplomatic dust-up hasn’t done much to damage the popular basis of the U.S.-India friendship.

Putin is in a far better position than many Western policymakers and pundits seem to realize. And turning the tables on him won’t be easy.

Is Obama losing the trust of the Democratic foreign policy establishment over his response to Ukraine?

Mali is increasing border security to contain the spread of the Ebola virus, which has already claimed victims in Guinea and Liberia.

The UN International Court of Justice has nixed Japan’s Antarctic whaling program. Australia and New Zealand applaud the decision. Meanwhile, in Syria…

Militants have bombed a state-run oil facility in Nigeria. If the Islamist group Boko Haram is targeting the country’s key industry, we can expect a firm response from Abuja.

China’s First Lady ditched her iPhone for a homemade brand and Chinese media went wild. Expect to see China break into the world market in luxury goods sometime soon.

After the President’s talk with Saudi Arabia, the Obama Administration may be about to offer the Syrian rebels serious military assistance:shoulder-mounted anti-aircraft missiles.