International Relations

On Friday, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán makes his first visit to the White House in President Donald Trump’s second term. Trump has borrowed liberally

The election of Zohran Mamdani in the Bronx, following a campaign marred by anti-Muslim attacks, highlights a pattern of toxic politics also experienced

An estimated 200,000 civilians have vanished in El Fasher, Sudan, after fleeing the besieged city but failing to reach safety. Their disappearance underscores

The United States must launch a national effort to revitalize its industrial and military power, echoing the World War II-era “Arsenal of Democracy”

A critic of the returning Lord Macartney delegation from Britain to China in 1793 aptly noted that they had been treated with ceremony, entertained royally

Ghana President John Mahama maintains an outspoken critical stance on global affairs even as he works to stabilize his nation’s economy and push the African

U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping announced they reached a trade deal following their highly anticipated meeting in Busan, South

Europe is intensifying its crackdown on migration, preparing a new E.U. Pact designed to harden borders and accelerate deportations. This decade-long strategy

During his state visit to South Korea, President Donald Trump received lavish gifts, including a gilded replica of an ancient Korean crown and the nation’s

As kids all over America anticipate their Halloween candy hoards, many will be hoping somebody in their neighborhood had the foresight to stock up on the