America’s rupture with allies, institutions, and global economic norms has left the next U.S. president an international ...

The Middle East's center of gravity has shifted to the Gulf, and the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran may well accelerate that ...

Partisanship and the collapse of the foreign policy establishment are making U.S. national security policy less durable, with ...

China now has greater scale than the United States across nearly every dimension of great-power competition, leaving Washington unable to balance Beijing on its own. The only viable path is to build ...

Alliances remain Washington's single greatest strategic advantage over China and Russia, but the old transatlantic bargain of ...

History shows that U.S. strategy oscillates between activism and retrenchment, and the decade ahead will likely feature ...

Strained alliances, depleted munitions, and an unsustainable defense budget will force U.S. military planners into hard trade ...

Americans are tired of the burdens of global leadership, but downsizing the postwar order does not change the laundry list of ...

The old international order is dying as power shifts from West to East and the digital age dismantles the industrial-era ...

Over the next decade, African states will face mounting threats to their legitimacy and sovereignty, with some becoming ...

Trump has so thoroughly upended long-established principles of U.S. foreign policy that his successor will have no choice but ...

The Western Hemisphere has bifurcated into a North America aligned with Washington and a South America tilting toward Beijing ...