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Three of Washington’s most beloved residents are heading back home, ending an era amid frostiness in U.S.-China relations.

This week showed that world leaders aren’t immune to legal accountability.

A diplomatic deadlock over a 50-year-old pipeline agreement is wreaking havoc in the region—and beyond.

Germany’s chancellor represents—for better or worse—the future of progressive politics.

Moscow relishes being a player in Africa, but committing to another foreign war wouldn’t serve its interests.

The idea that a deal with Moscow will bring peace in Ukraine is based on very flimsy assumptions.

The Seed Movement got lucky, but it also made its own luck.

The world’s decentralized internet is coming under competition.

Expansion of the economic alliance furthers its efforts to counter Western dominance.

Even without Trump in the room, the Republican Party’s biggest foreign-policy fight is over Ukraine.

The collapse of a landmark agreement would deal another blow to already fraught U.S.-China research collaborations.

In death, Yevgeny Prigozhin got a taste of his own messaging medicine.

The infamous Russian mercenary group finds itself without a leader, but still with a mission.

Interpretations of the Wagner saga are more imaginative than analytical.

China gets the headlines, but Kim Jong Un is the threat.