The Giant of Africa’s next president will have to contend with daunting security and economic challenges.

Lopez Obrador’s tacit support for Maduro will diminish his political capital at home and abroad.

Forty years of finessing Taiwan’s status may be coming to a dangerous end.

Congress is considering a bill that could punish countries for artificially boosting oil prices. What could that mean for warming ties between Russia and Saudi Arabia?

The United States and Russia are at odds on so many issues that the upcoming summit could convince their two presidents to give up on better relations and accept estrangement.

The military exercises in and around Norway are a significant test of NATO’s collective defenses at a time of rising geopolitical tensions.

Even calculating for the rising threat from China, leaving the INF puts the United States in a worse strategic position than if it were to stay in.

Improbably, the Federal Reserve is surviving the Trump era with its integrity intact. Jerome H. Powell, the Fed chairman since February, is quietly emerging as a skilled Washington operator.

The reality that many energy companies are getting more serious about investment in low-carbon solutions is getting lost in the political noise of the day.

This week, White House national security adviser John Bolton attacked the International Criminal Court. Instead, he should be supporting this important institution.