South Africa’s Zuma May Have Finally Met The Scandal That Brings Him Down
For South Africa’s polygamist, scandal-plagued president, charisma isn’t enough anymore.
For South Africa’s polygamist, scandal-plagued president, charisma isn’t enough anymore.
Moon sticks to stressing the importance of the bilateral relationship.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s abrupt willingness to take up the issue leads to swift action in German parliament.
Beijing Building New Military Sites in SCS; Army General Says Running Out of Bombs
The State Department notified Congress of the sale, relieving concerns about a prolonged delay to appease Beijing.
The still-aggressive bill would toughen sanctions on Russia, putting the GOP and White House in a bind.
“Qatar is not isolated,” he insists.
The move is a sharp escalation from last week, when Trump seemed to credit China for its efforts to stop Kim Jong-un.
After 16 years, the legal basis for post-9/11 military action may finally be put to rest.
In a new report, the Defense Intelligence Agency highlights Moscow’s fear of regime change and increased military spending as reason to take Russia seriously.
There’s political will. That doesn’t mean there’s a practical way.
A new report says the caliphate’s days are numbered.
Moon's visit could show whether the US-Korean partnership is waxing or waning.
Turkey and Kurds Trade Fire; ISIS Moves Into Northern Afghanistan; Nikki Haley Adopts Trump’s Chaos Theory of Global Leadership
A Hague ruling has implicated Dutch soldiers in the 1995 Srebrenica massacre that occurred in a U.N.-designated safe zone.
The U.S. envoy to the U.N. concedes that American foreign policy is unpredictable, and that's OK.
Video of Wilbur Ross speaking at a conference in Germany went black after he went over time.
Why build a seaport in Gaza when you could build a brand new island? Security, that’s why.
But amid fears of the hermit kingdom’s instability, the measure isn’t likely to be permanent.
NATO allies plan to increase defense spending this year, but Trump can’t take full credit.
The former police officer behind the stunt said it was against a "criminal government."
ISIS Raqqa Plan, Big Cyber Attack; Another CEO heading to the Pentagon
As the diplomatic rift drags on, neither side shows much willingness to budge.
The warning comes after weeks of military clashes between U.S. forces and Iranian-backed fighters and Syrian troops.
The company says European regulators underestimate the benefits Google brings small merchants.
It’s unclear who or what is behind it.
The U.S. is less popular under Trump.
Merkel and her conservative allies have long resisted legalizing the practice.
More Missiles; More Problems; Pentagon Threatens Citizenship Program; Lasers!; Senators Block Saudi Arms Sales
Trump’s approach to fighting extremism puts law enforcement front and center. Critics say that’s dangerous.
The two men know deal making. Whether they understand how to forge lasting U.S-Indian relations is another matter.
Authorities are looking into whether every member of Russia’s 2014 team was on performance enhancing drugs.
The court has decided to hear the case in the fall.
What you might have missed in the past few days, and what to watch in those to come.
Pentagon Push in Africa; Israel and Syria Spar; U.S. Arming Jets in South Korea
"It was not a breakthrough," said German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
The administration aims to streamline diplomatic outreach to South Asia just as it ramps up the military presence there.
Qatar, meanwhile, maintains there is no basis to the other Arab states' claims.
By David Francis, Adam Rawnsley, and FP Staff U.S. taxpayers are helping Bashar Al-Assad in eastern Syria. Aide shipments heavily funded by American and European ...
Kenneth Juster’s diplomatic background may help reassure jittery allies ahead of the first Trump-Modi summit.
Trump's latest tweets appear to dispel one of the more intriguing mysteries of his young presidency.
The exodus from the City is starting to look like a stampede.
Blast in Afghanistan; ISIS Blows Up Historic Mosque; Taliban Releases Hostage Video
The power couple's growing foreign-policy portfolio also highlights conflicts of interest.
Senior U.S. officials are still trying to get China to help rein in the Hermit Kingdom.
A necessary reminder you shouldn’t get involved in business with your sources.
The business community wants a quick resolution, but the U.S. trade rep says this is unlikely.
State Dept. Slams Saudi; U.S. and China Defense Officials Meet
Dromedaries are the latest victims of the feud among Gulf states.
Poroshenko, worried he wouldn’t meet Trump at all, downplayed his arrival in D.C., but pleased is with the administration's stance.
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