US economic and political influence is waning in the Horn of Africa, and that’s bad news for civil society there.

In this first article of a new series on claimants in the South China Sea dispute, we examine the historical reasoning, diplomacy, and island-building underpinning China’s claim.

We sit down with Edward Alden of the Council on Foreign Relations to discuss the future of employment and the US economy.

The Kim-Moon summit was a positive first step, but any inter-Korean political reconciliation will be a long and fragile process.

President Trump reaches for China’s own playbook on trade, with disastrous results for ZTE.

Frantic US-China trade talks get underway, Turkey eyes Iraq’s Sinjar region, and Russian diplomats are expelled throughout the Western world.

The opening volleys have been fired in the long awaited US-China trade war.

It’s time for US policy planners to deal with the China that exists, and not the imaginary one they have long hoped for.

For better or worse, the elimination of presidential term limits will be looked back on as a turning point in modern Chinese history.