The outbreak of a rare strain of Ebola that went undetected for several weeks in the Democratic Republic of Congo—and which ...

Memorial Day dates back to the months immediately following the Civil War when a few towns and cities began honoring their ...

CFR President Michael Froman surveys a week of global developments in the context of the Council’s new Future of American ...

The Beijing summit did not resolve U.S.-China competition. Instead, it gave the rest of the world reason to worry about a new ...

The Iran war has showcased U.S. precision firepower but exposed glaring vulnerabilities, from rapidly depleted munitions ...

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s four-day visit to India comes after a year of nosediving relations. He will attempt to ...

Qatar’s small and law-abiding Baha’i community has been systematically reduced in size over decades through patterns of ...

The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) has launched the Future of American Strategy Initiative, a multiyear effort to develop ...

A long-awaited meeting produced modest stability but no grand deals—for Southeast Asia and South Asia, it could have been ...

As the United States becomes a less reliable trade and security partner, several U.S. allies are seeking to keep an open door ...

Alyssa Ayres has spent decades as a foreign policy practitioner on U.S.-India relations across government, think tanks, and ...

The diffusion of power across the international system, the return of great power competition, and the rapid advance of ...