Trump does not do “policy” as Washington understands that term. His approach is personal, transactional, ad hoc, and episodic ...

Instead of approaching the war in Ukraine from a geopolitical or moral perspective, U.S. President Donald Trump is framing his policy on Russia through the lens of his personal relationship with ...

John Bolton ’70 LAW ’74, who served as the U.S. National Security ... Bolton then lamented the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan for undoing what he viewed as a successful intervention against the ...

As France’s President Emmanuel Macron casts himself as Europe’s new leader in a joust against Donald Trump he might do well to have a look at two great Frenchmen who advised against haste and hubris.

Donald Trump is elected U.S. president after criticizing a war abroad and calling for its end. If that sounds familiar, that’s because it’s what happened in Afghanistan during Trump’s first term in ...

VLADIMIR Putin poured poison in Donald Trump’s ear about Volodymyr Zelensky the moment the Ukrainian president was sworn in, ...

He threatened not to support others if they haven’t “paid” enough, but did not seem to know that the only time the alliance ...

White House chief John Bolton listened in to a bombshell call ... major foreign policy challenges such as Iran, North Korea and Afghanistan. Zelensky and Trump will meet later today at the White ...

There’s little doubt military industrial espionage is a long-running, two-way phenomenon between the U.S. and Russia.

President Donald Trump threatened Russia Friday with sanctions and widespread tariffs if Kremlin forces continue attacking ...

The announcement of the Trump-Putin call made no mention of Europe or of much of a Ukrainian role, playing into fears that their interests will fall by the wayside.