With her opponents in disarray and tough Brexit negotiations looming, May sees a chance to strengthen her hand.

While there are some jitters in Seoul, there are also signs that the tougher U.S. posture is welcome—especially insofar as it’s changing Beijing’s calculus.

Did the Obama Administration conceal its knowledge of Assad’s sarin facilities?

A glimpse at how Russian foreign policy is made.

If so, it could be a repeat of the Syria strategy: do just enough to achieve an acceptable outcome.

Turkey and the West are undergoing an increasingly acrimonious divorce, with both sides shedding former illusions about their shared values and interests.

While the press is consumed with the Jeff Sessions story, Trump appears to have appointed Fiona Hill in a prominent role at the NSC.

The former ambassador in Beijing has laid bare the failures of Obama’s China policy. But does Trump offer a better way forward?

Will Trump’s election and a surge of fighting in the east put Ukraine’s leaders in a deal-making mood with Russia? Don’t count on it.

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.