President Trump, who promised to “end wars,” not start them, may have fallen into a familiar presidential trap.

Today, my colleague Steven Erlanger, who covers diplomacy, writes about whether the Iran war is the next Iraq or Afghanistan.

Washington: US President Donald Trump's outreach to Pakistani Army Chief Asim Munir may seem like transactional diplomacy, ...

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This is not what America’s top officers have always done. The country’s most senior generals and admirals are expected to ...

Renewed strikes put Washington's appetite for a prolonged war to a familiar historical test, analysts say Five months and at least two ceasefires into the US-Israeli war on Iran, hostilities have ...

UN agencies are softening language on climate change, irrespective of soaring climate impacts the world over, Nick Ferris reports ...

The U.S. and Iranian calibrated use of force carries a risk of escalation.

The Republican senator from South Carolina refused to abandon Ukraine. Here's what Lindsey Graham's death may mean for US ...

Military planners have examined options for possible action against Cuba, including an Army-led air assault involving the ...

Revealed: How Trump’s views have forced UN agencies to change how they address the climate crisis - SPECIAL REPORT: UN ...

Nebraska Republican Rep. Don Bacon publicly rebuked President Donald Trump after Trump renewed his push for U.S. control of ...