Ishaan Tharoor

In his incendiary Tuesday address, Trump said the U.S. was being “ripped off” by other countries. Analysts warn of lasting damage from his treatment of allies.

Two studies released this week, by Freedom House and the Economist Intelligence Unit, found international democracy in retreat.

Donald Trump wants to reckon with a world shaped only by great powers and their supplicants, and to behave like the greatest power of them all.

The success of the Alternative for Germany, or AfD, is a sign of the times. Across Europe, far-right parties once on the fringe have gone mainstream.

As the war in Ukraine enters its fourth year, it appears to be reaching a tipping point.

China’s “wolf warrior” approach to geopolitics wasn’t effective diplomacy — a lesson Trump’s representatives on the global stage may relearn the hard way.

President Donald Trump roiled global politics this week, in a meeting with Jordan’s King Abdullah II and a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Much to the disquiet of some officials in Europe, both Vance and President Donald Trump have found common cause with figures once on Europe’s fringe, including nationalists on the far right with conspicuous connections to the Kremlin.

“We know that there will always be a close and deep relationship with the Americans,” Canada’s industry minister said. “But I would say also that the rules of the game have changed.”

In his vision for Gaza, President Donald Trump is aligning with some of Israel’s most hard-line factions.