Foreign Affairs

Europe 12 hours ago

Brazil's leftist president concerned Biden can't beat Trump: 'I think Biden has a problem'

Many have raised concerns in private about President Biden's ability to both defeat Donald Trump in November and, should he win, govern and handle four more years as president.

Foreign Affairs 3 days ago

Biden's ex-press secretary Jen Psaki to sit down with House GOP panel probing chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal

Former White House press secretary Jen Psaki agreed to a transcribed interview with a House committee on the Biden administration's Afghanistan withdrawal.

North Korea June 21

Kim Jong Un prompts health speculation as experts declare: 'doesn't look like a healthy man'

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has gained, lost and regained significant amounts of weight during his roughly 13 years in power, with his peak weight hitting around 286 pounds, according to an expert.

Russia June 20

American ballerina accused of spying stands trial in Moscow for $51 Ukraine donation

Around a dozen cases in Russia focus on exaggerated charges in what appears to be a crackdown on anti-war and anti-Putin sentiment in the country as the Ukraine war languishes.

Foreign Affairs June 16

Americans believe US should focus more on domestic issues, but support leadership on world stage: poll

A majority of Americans believes the U.S. should focus more on issues at home and withdraw from foreign affairs, according to new Reagan Institute survey.

China June 11

House GOP lawmaker rolls out bill to prevent CCP-linked entities from buying land near federal property

Rep. Dan Newhouse is rolling out a measure that would prevent businesses and individuals associated with the Chinese Communist Party from purchasing property adjacent to federal land.

POLITICS June 7

Landmark bill targets hidden foreign funds in schools as officials warn of CCP influence

A House bill will provide parents with more oversight of any foreign sources or funding of their children's curriculum, its sponsor said.

VIDEO June 7

Biden tells Zelenskyy that conservatives are to blame for Ukraine aid struggles

President Biden holds brief meeting with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Paris, France. 

Trump Trial June 1

Trump verdict puts US among infamous countries that prosecuted opposition leaders: Who else is on the list?

Donald Trump has accused President Biden of using criminal prosecution to try and prevent him from running for office, but the White House has kept its distance from the trial.

Trump Trial May 31

Foreign officials largely restrained following Trump verdict, some say: 'Keep fighting'

World leaders have largely kept quiet in the aftermath of the historic verdict, but some of former President Donald Trump's closest allies overseas have voiced disgust with the court's decision.