Foreign Policy

How the President could drag the U.S. into a new war in the Middle East.

Trump’s comments about purchasing the island sent shock waves through the Danish territory, and enlivened its independence movement.

Cut off all economic ties with China? End all aid to Ukraine? The ex-President’s men have a plan.

The longtime State Department official and Iran-Contra player on Israel’s war in Gaza and his own record in Latin America.

The works of fiction and nonfiction that offer clarity on the Trump-Biden rematch, U.S. foreign policy, and even Vladimir Putin.

What does it mean for an American to self-immolate?

In 2024, the most decisive fight may also be the least visible: Russia and Ukraine will spend the next twelve months in a race to reconstitute and resupply their forces.

Tyler Foggatt looks back on 2023 with The New Yorker’s infamously relentless interviewer, Isaac Chotiner.

For more than a decade, Josh Paul helped send American weapons overseas. After the Hamas attack, he resigned in protest of arming the Israeli response.

This week, the President made a diplomatic visit to Tel Aviv, and sought aid from Congress for both Israel and Ukraine.

International-law obligations are nonreciprocal: one war crime doesn’t excuse another.

It is not a simple matter for the Biden Administration to be, on the one hand, the backstop for Israel’s looming actions in Gaza and, on the other, a voice for strategic caution and the initiator of a diplomatic track.

Egypt’s appearance in the senator’s corruption case is a reminder of the risks of alliances with authoritarians, who often try to manipulate our political process as they do at home.

Samuel Charap is asking Ukraine and its allies to consider how much worse the war could get.

The U.S. is trying to land a tripartite agreement that could dramatically alter its involvement in the Middle East.

Although the immediate threat of revolt has been extinguished, the episode may embolden future challengers to Russia’s status quo.

Did the veteran newscaster give Kissinger a pass on his hundredth birthday?

On the latest round of the Republicans’ dangerous game.

Our political roundtable looks at the historic charges against Donald Trump, then discusses a dark, decades-long campaign tactic practiced in Vietnam, Ukraine, and beyond: secretly manipulating U.S. foreign policy for domestic political gain.

Two decades after U.S. forces attacked Iraq, our political roundtable explores the war’s lasting effects on American politics and society.