Secretary of State Marco Rubio offered a friendlier tone to European nations, but the elephant in the room – the rupture ...

Europe’s push to reduce its reliance on the US is likely to be permanent. US policymakers should wake up to this new reality.

Anxiety over a fragmenting international security order seems to have pushed progress on climate risks down the agenda. But ...

Professor Marc Weller, Director of the International Law Programme, gave evidence to the Committee on 4 February.

The surprise return of the controversial former leader has revealed that Iraq is still a US–Iran battleground.

The US has proved it is serious about creating a new mining and processing ecosystem. Now it must convince investors and ...

Iran’s nuclear programme, missile arsenal, militia network and crackdown on protesters could all feature in upcoming ...

The upcoming African Union summit is an opportunity for African leaders to reset the union’s role on Sudan and take decisive action to end the war.

Beyond restoring security, a push to rebuild Haiti’s society and create jobs is vital to any lasting solution. But who will ...

The crossing’s return will restore one small freedom for Palestinians – but will anger Israel’s far right ahead of elections ...

Drugs, migration, China and Venezuela likely to be on the agenda as two outspoken leaders meet in Washington ahead of Colombia’s elections later this year.

Competitiveness is not enough. The former president of the European Central Bank’s call for ‘pragmatic federalism’ would ...