The order says the U.S. will only comment if “there is a clear and compelling U.S. foreign policy interest to do so.” ...

State Department employees are told not to meddle in foreign elections, in accordance with Trump's emphasis on national ...

Throughout the spring, Ishiba battled to reach a deal on the government’s budget and to assuage concerns among the public ...

While it is rare for foreign policy differences between the political parties to affect electoral outcomes, it has happened before.

The vice president, long a skeptic of US military intervention, is the rare figure in the administration who can appeal to ...

This call comes after India abstained from a UN resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, a move the party describes as "painful" and "unacceptable." ...

The pattern is clear—he’s using American power not to help Americans but to shield foreign authoritarians from justice.

We discuss how the outcome of this year’s election can change the situation in those parts of the world. Which foreign policy issues are driving voters to the polls?

Over the past quarter century, few countries have commanded as much sustained attention from U.S. foreign policy officials as ...

But what makes this election especially different is that the foreign policy approaches of the two leading candidates are the most divergent — and consequential — since the 1940 election.

Foreign donors can exploit a legal loophole to donate to promoting or opposing ballot initiatives. Several groups are fighting to change that.

Far from being the deft strategist he portrays, Trump has turned American diplomacy into an impulsive, self-serving spectacle ...