The two leaders left the US-China summit without any agreement on technology competition, trade, or Taiwan.

Julianne Smith, Deborah Rosenblum, and Ariane Tabatabai discuss how the US-Denmark-Greenland agreement will impact US force posture, intra-NATO tensions, and Trump’s push to acquire Greenland.

Experts attribute the changing mood to fading memories of the coronavirus pandemic, awareness of China’s tech innovations and disaffection with President Trump’s trade wars.

Though internally divided, the grouping normalizes an international landscape where the United States is not at the table.

A member of Meta's Oversight Board draws on that experience to assess what effective AI oversight would require.

Presidents of Russia, China and Iran gather for a summit clouded by Iran and Ukraine war

The president’s war on the “deep state” led directly to his debacle in the Middle East.

Six months into the war against Iran, the Trump administration has realized its strategy isn’t working. Will economic measures succeed where military operations failed?

In war, the guns do not fall silent so the diplomats can speak. The guns often speak for them.

As Trump melts down over Iran and officials quietly admit the unthinkable, a former Defense Department official explains why time is not on his side—and where this fiasco is headed next.

The Mecca Joint Defense Agreement is not just a response to Iran but the divergence between states over theories of power.

Mark Carney’s vision has gone unrealized, but that doesn’t mean states should give up.

The war with Iran has made it clear that America’s adversaries are increasingly acting as a coordinated bloc.

NPR's Ayesha Rascoe speaks to Ariane Tabatabai of the the Chicago Council on Global Affairs about potential offramps from the war available to the U.S. and Iran.

But both Americans and Europeans are hopeful that relations will improve in the future.