An empty gesture by the Europeans to help negotiate a deal with North Korea may nevertheless have real consequences.

By electing Emmanuel Macron, the French have voted to throw the bums out. But the low turnout suggests that he could be next.

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

Ukraine’s Finance Minister speaks with TAI about his ambitious reform project and hopes for a self-sustaining economy. Below is an edited transcript.

The Conservatives have joined forces with the DUP, the most “Jacksonian” political force in the UK.

Canada is defining its foreign policy agenda in sharp contrast to Trump’s, but the ties that bind the two countries remain as strong as ever.

As the Saudis and Emiratis try to force Qatar into the anti-Iran front, it’s possible to imagine a post-Hamas Palestine.

The idea that technological progress brings peace and prosperity is one that Americans are instinctively inclined to believe, but the bumps in the road can be ferocious.

The Commission’s president admits that the EU’s foundational commitments to democracy and human rights are essentially unenforceable.

A reminder that under the strain of war and political polarization, the United States is slowly becoming an uglier and more dangerous place.