China is expanding its efforts to marginalize Taiwan, even among countries that do not formally recognize it.

Trump’s immigration announcements throw a bone to each side. But executive actions are no way to make immigration policy.

Beijing is launching an aggressive legal case against a New York-based dissident who has lobbed explosive charges against Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption tsar.

The region that isn’t, and how it may be reclaiming itself.

President Trump should make Venezuela, not the ghost of the Bay of Pigs, the center of his Cuba policy.

Many of the forces that were tearing the union apart and boosting populist parties remain potent across the Continent.

What happens when America’s nuclear reactors retire?

New sanctions are exposing fault lines in the EU.

Athens and its creditors save face with another short-term compromise to prevent default—but Germany seems to have won this round of chicken.

What’s really behind the rising tide of political violence in America?