
The 1974 Trade Act was designed to counter long-gone problems.

Commercial technology has upended the traditional military procurement cycle.

As geopolitical tensions rise in the Horn of Africa, Cairo is flaunting its military might.

Anthropic doesn’t trust this administration with its technology—and it has a point.

The Indian leader has made a strategic bet on the bilateral relationship.

Many regional leaders worry that the U. S. oil embargo on Cuba will have spillover consequences.

Many regional leaders worry that the U. S. oil embargo on Cuba will have spillover consequences.

How a dispute between Afreximbank and Fitch Ratings is challenging financial orthodoxy.

Targeting oil infrastructure that recalcitrant Hungary relies on lets Kyiv hit two birds with one drone.

Crime groups operate less like nations and more like banks.

Beijing is less likely to risk an invasion while Trump is facilitating its pressure campaign against Taipei.

Some 20,000 Islamic State affiliates are now at large, and no one has a plan for what to do about it.

A new book shows why Europe’s broadening vs. deepening debate is a false choice.

The U. S. president believes Russia “respects” him, but Kremlin-controlled media have turned him into a joke.