Diplomacy and Foreign Relations

Michael Singh, Managing Director of the Washington Institute and former senior White House official, on the Israel-Hamas war

The steady advance in states’ outer space military capabilities raises concerns about extraterrestrial conflicts in the near future....

A shift in global economic power, an increasingly assertive China, and a realignment of American interests are creating a new dynamic in...

Western discourse on global order and “zero-sum” superpower rivalry is both erroneous and harmful. Instead of economic “decoupling” and...

Washington’s current zero-sum approach towards superpower rivalry with China, driven in large part by domestic political dysfunction, is...

Growing threats from China, Russia, and North Korea have forced Tokyo to reassess its strategic stance. Yet without escaping the multiple...

U.S. Ambassador John Bolton sat down virtually with Israeli Amb. Ron Prosor to look back on the September 11, 2001 attacks and assess...

Tenacity, a diverse toolbox, and few moral or operational inhibitions will allow Russia to deepen its presence in Africa in the upcoming...

How the Argentine government was convinced of the threat the terrorist organization poses to the country, and why others fail to follow suit

The Chinese experience with AI offers lessons and cautions to other countries debating technologies to employ in the long struggle with the