Donald Trump’s campaign rhetoric would create a domino effect of nuclear proliferation in East Asia, but will the president now follow through?

Comments from Trump’s nominee for secretary of state suggest a more confrontational stance in the South China Sea.

A report from the US intelligence community on Russian hacking is dividing the US electorate along partisan lines.

The now-infamous Taiwan phone call is a taste of things to come: US-China relations won’t be ‘business as usual’ under President Trump.

Whoever wins the US presidential race on Tuesday, the political process in the United States loses.

How will Latin America be affected by Trump’s foreign policy?

How different will US foreign policy look under President Trump?

In part one of a two-part series, Andre Ishii explores how classical geopolitics will increasingly manifest in the years to come.

Trump properties will be prime terrorist targets if not divested.

Faced with spreading conflict and instability throughout the world, who will lead?

The Trump presidency is a game-changer for EU sanctions on Russia.

The writing on the wall for a Trump victory was always there for anyone who cared to read it.

The demographic and political trends that swept Trump into power in the United States could do the same in Europe.

A new Harvard report has cast some light on American decline and the US presidential race, but it also illustrates the limits of academic thinking.

We are entering a new Cold War on the information front.

How should a US citizen vote? Hillary Clinton, the architect of our current world chaos, or an unproven, ballistic Donald Trump?

In terms of foreign policy vision, there’s less separating Donald Trump and President Obama than you might think.

In a move aimed at spiting Washington for its planned missile defense system in Central Europe, Russia has announced it will boost bilateral cooperation with Cuba.