The U.S. is reportedly preparing a more than $2 billion arms sale to Taiwan in a move likely to provoke tensions with China amid an ongoing trade spat.
The world’s most neglected displacement crises are all in Central Africa, according to a new report issued by the Norwegian Refugee Council.
Did E.U. leaders commit 'crimes against humanity' by limiting search and rescue operations in the Mediterranean? A new claim before the ICC says yes.
The Balkan nation of North Macedonia took a step toward joining NATO on Monday. What would that mean for Europe, the U.S. and Russia?
While Mexico is responding cautiously to President Trump's latest tariff threat, that could change if the country's migration efforts remain unacknowledged.
Israelis will head to the polls again in September after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu failed to build a ruling government after an April vote.
The U.N. kicked off a Decade of Family Farming on Wednesday, praising small farms as key to a sustainable future and pushing governments to connect them with social services, financing and greater market access.
Just ten countries and territories are responsible for more than half of the world’s corporate tax avoidance, according to a new report released Tuesday by the U.K. non-profit Tax Justice Network.
Could this weekend's European Parliament elections mark a high point for right-wing populism on the continent?
'There were expectations he would win the election again, but the scale of the victory has surprised a lot of people,' says Brookings India's Dhruva Jaishankar.
British Prime Minister Theresa May's latest Brexit proposal is running into stiff opposition in parliament.
Trade tensions, geopolitical uncertainty and costly natural disasters took a beating on 2019 GDP projections in a new U.N. report.
The US will host a foreign investment conference for Palestine next month, a prelude to the unveiling of a Mideast peace plan.
The UN warned Friday that fighting in Idlib, Syria risks provoking the "worst humanitarian tragedy of the 21st century."
Candidates vying to lead the E.U. agree that the continent has a populist problem. Now how will they fix it?
Duke's Bruce Jentleson says Russia's disruptive foreign policy is succeeding, with the US stymied in Venezuela and risking conflict with Iran.
Saudi Arabia blamed Houthi rebels in Yemen for a series of drone attacks against Saudi oil facilities on Tuesday, a day after ships carrying Saudi oil were attacked off the coast of the United Arab Emirates.
U.S.-China trade tensions showed no sign of abating on Monday, as China announced that new tariffs would be placed on 5,000 different American products on June 1st unless a trade deal is reached before then.
More than 150,000 people have died over the last year in fighting between drug cartels and Mexican security forces.
In the face of US diplomatic pressure, European countries are struggling to offer Iran the financial incentives it was promised in the 2015 nuclear deal.
The world received a "C" grade from 28 think tank leaders this week for the state of international cooperation – bad news as global challenges mount.
The U.N. unveiled a new program Tuesday aimed at helping countries use travel information to detect, prevent and prosecute suspected terrorists.
President Trump dialed up the odds of a trade war with China on Sunday. If that comes to fruition, American farmers could be the biggest short-term losers.
President Trump dialed up the odds of a trade war with China on Sunday. If that comes to fruition, American farmers could be the biggest short-term losers.
A World Food Programme report says the weakest harvest in a decade has led North Korea to cut food rations to record lows of 11 ounces per person per day.