China and Russia both champion a multipolar world. But their interests are at odds in the Middle East and Africa.

Though its projects are scaled down, China’s Global Development Initiative has broader aims than the Belt and Road Initiative.

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Perhaps U.S. President Joe Biden’s strangest policy U-turn since taking office has been his total reversal on U.S. relations ...

Across Latin America, an older generation is refusing to cultivate the next generation of political leaders. That’s a problem ...

Emma Ashford is a senior fellow in the Reimagining U.S. Grand Strategy Program at the Stimson Center, where her work focuses ...

A closer look at Europe’s far-right movements shows differences that can provide a more effective basis for containing the ...

The term “Global South” is the best label available for the countries historically sidelined from international global ...

Amid surging cocaine production in Colombia, President Gustavo Petro has unveiled an ambitious new plan to tackle the problem ...

At the worst, the mass exodus is a crime against humanity. At the very least, it is a human tragedy that will significantly ...

The terms being discussed as part of a three-way normalization deal make sense for Israel and Saudi Arabia, but not for the ...

Over recent decades, Russia succeeded in gaining more influence in Southeast Asia. Now, that influence appears to be ...