Tag: Foreign & Public Diplomacy

Washington’s June 21 strikes on Iran should finally put an end to one of the more tedious debates about U.S. President Donald Trump and his foreign policy: Is he an ...

The U.S. strikes against Iran on Saturday provoked a wide array of responses. U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration made no effort to seek congressional authorization for the attacks on nuclear ...

As Israel and the United States attack Iran in a bid to deter its ability to produce nuclear weapons, it’s worth reflecting on the fact that in the 80 years ...

U.S. President Donald Trump’s strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities at Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan with stealth bombers and submarine-launched Tomahawks may be cast by supporters within his movement, some lawmakers, ...

When Ukrainian and Russian officials met for a second round of cease-fire discussions in Istanbul on June 2, it was obvious that there would be no serious negotiation. Ukraine, eager ...

Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at diplomatic efforts to end the Israel-Iran conflict, a landmark vote in the U.K. Parliament, and the diminishing power of Taiwan’s opposition. ...

In December 2015, under the bright lights of a Las Vegas auditorium, more than a dozen Republican presidential hopefuls took to the debate stage to brandish their hawkish foreign-policy credentials. ...

At the recent Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, India’s chief of defense staff, Anil Chauhan, made comments that have drawn rebuke within segments of the Indian media. Much of the criticism ...

When Israel attacked Hezbollah last September with exploding beepers and a broad assassination campaign, one thing that dictated the timing was Israel’s concern that the group was about to discover ...

Welcome to Foreign Policy’s South Asia Brief. The highlights this week: The ongoing Israel-Iran conflict tests India’s strategic autonomy, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets his Canadian counterpart on the sidelines ...