As the U.S. continues to pull away from multilateralism and its post-World War II role as a global leader, European powers are moving ahead with their own vision of how to best confront global challenges....
As the Islamic State’s territorial holdings continue to collapse in Syria and Iraq, the international community remains in a constant battle against the threat of attacks by the group’s followers, either as cells—as seen most recently in Spain—or as individuals....
North Korea has taken a very dangerous step in the building crisis over its dual-tracked nuclear and ballistic missile programs....
The U.S. finds itself in an increasingly untenable situation in Yemen, where at least 10,000 civilians have been killed in more than two years of fighting between the Houthi rebels and the Saudi-led military campaign....
Hurricane Harvey has produced catastrophic flooding in Houston, Texas, the fourth-largest city in the U.S....
While the unprecedented Russian disinformation efforts and network database hacking operations during the 2016 U.S. election understandably generate the most public focus, a less organized—but perhaps more socially damaging—trend is underway in the U.S. and Europe concerning Russia's place at the center of the global white...
The past year of tensions and machinations within the Saudi royal family—with the elevation of now-Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and the reported house arrest of former-Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef—continue to be felt both internally and externally....
As search and rescue operations continue, the U.S. Navy announced that divers had located the remains of some of the missing crew members of the USS John S. McCain who were feared lost after an August 21 collision with a large commercial tanker....
Among the many shifts in U.S. foreign and domestic polices since the start of the Trump administration stands the unchanging reality of the U.S. military involvement in Afghanistan....
Many of the terrorists involved in the November 2015 Paris attacks were well-known to law enforcement or intelligence agencies beforehand; several were on watch lists or wanted by police yet were still able to travel undetected....
On August 17, Spain was hit by the worst terrorist attack on its soil since the 2004 Madrid train bombing killed 191 people....
The accelerating threat posed by North Korea’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs has led U.S. and allied officials to significantly increase the scope of international sanctions on that country....
The world’s two most populous countries, India and China, are in the midst of an uneasy and long-simmering standoff over their shared border with Bhutan, with Beijing insisting that some of the territory in the small Himalayan country belongs to China....
On August 12, hours before a white supremacist march in Charlottesville, Virginia, turned violent, and a 20-year-old man with a long history of racist ideology murdered a woman with his car, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) arrested a man in Oklahoma for domestic terrorism. ...
The centuries-long struggle against racism and domestic terrorism in the United States reached another low point in Charlottesville, Virginia....