Top of the AgendaNepal’s first female prime minister pledged to hold elections in March after being swept into office by a ...

The post-World War II rules-based international order is increasingly being tested as nations like Russia, Israel, and even ...

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The U.S. Supreme Court should preserve the separation of powers by affirming that President Trump cannot usurp Congress’ ...

It is hard to overstate the Trump shock to global trade rules.

China deepened its Middle East ties in March with new air routes, fintech, and nuclear deals in the Gulf, joint naval drills ...

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A deadly militant attack in Pahalgam, Indian-administered Kashmir, has triggered a sharp escalation between India and Pakistan, with both sides exchanging gunfire across the Line of Control and ...

Russia’s drone incursion into Poland marks a potential dangerous escalation in the Ukraine war that could challenge NATO’s ...

The Trump administration’s trade policy toward Australia and New Zealand has threatened its ties with two normally stalwart ...

Four CFR fellows examine the knock-on effects of Trump’s tariff drama on five of the United States’ closest allies—Canada, ...

President Trump’s tariff pressure on Japan and other U.S. relationships in Asia has made alliance management as well as ...