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Foreign countries appear worried that the United States’ immigration crackdown could have spillover effects.

A franchising model has led to “inspired” rather than “directed” attacks.

The trade pact may be getting all the attention, but the pair also inked a landmark defense agreement.

African governments are increasingly putting the brakes on Washington-led health plans.

That may not be a good thing.

After defeat, Kurdish aspirations for autonomy remain.

The “rules-based international order” may prove stronger than Trump—or anyone else—realizes.

The Trump administration has done little as China threatens U.S. allies.

A major border feud with Afghanistan should force Islamabad to reevaluate its latent ties with Central Asia.

The European countries most able to fill Washington’s military role are those that most want to stay at its side.

The targeting of two top generals bodes poorly for China’s military readiness.

The agreement highlights a wider global trend to diversify markets away from the United States.

Despite White House-brokered accords, the war in eastern Congo is getting worse.

In Gaza, it will legitimize Israeli land grabs and ethnic cleansing.

Acquiring Greenland has been a costly distraction from longer-term challenges posed by Russia and China.