Ukraine needs our help, not our excuses.

The West needs to keep its nerve, recognize the stakes, and support Kyiv’s clearest path to victory.

In a public rebuke of Russia, Turkey will expand supplies of one of the Ukrainian Army’s most sophisticated weapons, a long-range, Turkish-made armed drone.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is going for broke in Ukraine, and the Biden administration should adjust its strategy accordingly.

The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict could spill over to Iran’s Azeri minority, setting off a battle the government can’t contain.

Over the past two weeks, Ukraine’s stunning battlefield performance has once again reshuffled the war’s outlook.

The package will include $300 million worth of weapons.

The president’s handling of the Ukraine crisis hasn’t boosted his overall political standing as voters worry about inflation, troubling signs for the party seeking to extend its controlling majority...

Seit Wochen bieten Rüstungsfirmen der Bundesregierung ihre Waffen für die Ukraine an. Aber Berlin kauft nicht. Offenbar bremst das Kanzleramt. Warum? Aus der CDU kommt ein Verdacht.

The Russian leader has shown he considers nothing off limits. He must be contained.

His worldview conduced to American decline.

Persistent past behaviours by the Russian state offer clues to how it can be deterred from hostile action against the West in the future. But this is only possible if the West shows both the will and...

A plan to strengthen the army in the wake of the Ukraine war has been "pitiful" so far, an MP says.

Russia has reportedly lost more than 100,000 soldiers to injury and death, and is losing a further 100 men each day during the conflict in Bakhmut, Ukraine.

Polls find at least one-third of Ukrainians are ready to take up arms to resist.

Albania has been the target of repeated digital assaults believed to be linked to its sheltering of an Iranian dissident group on its soil.

Yevgeny Prigozhin launched an open rebellion against Russian President Vladimir Putin that has shattered the Kremlin strongman’s veneer of invincibility.

Russia’s war has exposed Washington’s reluctance to provide advanced arms as a dangerous misconception.

Cruz agreed to lift his holds on 32 nominees in exchange for the Senate voting in early January on his legislation to sanction the pipeline.

The U.S. must be ready to manage territorial disputes and unrest within the country, as well as Turkish and Chinese ambitions in the Caucasus and Central Asia.

European politicians are pointing the finger at US gas sellers, but the blame lies closer to home.

European leaders are flirting with the idea of going it alone—but Washington should be willing to call their bluff.

China breaks the rules, and then tries to win further concessions in exchange for ending disputes of its own choosing.

Canada’s dark history of public health has a long past of hiding behind ‘politeness.’

Both sides have suffered heavy losses of men and materiel, but Moscow is more dependent on its shrinking economy to replenish supplies, while Kyiv has powerful backers.

Fears of winter energy crisis bring calls for shorter hot showers and cooler swimming pools

The United States cannot handle all of the world’s potential conflicts on its own, and certainly not simultaneously. It should concentrate on Asia and enable Europe to bolster its own defenses...

Both the Trump and Biden administrations have worked with allies to limit Beijing’s influence in Europe.

Republican presidential contenders are wrong: Protecting Ukraine isn’t a distraction from the rivalry with China.

There is an international side to Mario Draghi’s resignation as well as a purely Italian side. Anyone who has been tracking Italian foreign policy in recent years can easily understand why Moscow is...

The American military adventure in Somalia is a prime example of what goes wrong when there’s no check on presidential war powers.

President Biden’s request for more than $60 billion is more than twice the US Coast Guard’s annual budget.

A clear offer to join the alliance after the war ends is the best chance for a speedy settlement.

Since the start of the war in Ukraine, U.S. and European security services have been waging a campaign to root out Russian spy networks on the continent.

The boiled frog strategy assumes that Putin will wake up, realize that the cost of the war is too great to bear and sue for peace.