A country once obsessed with success is taking things slower.

The politics of rebuilding in a city of memories.

Options range from targeted tariffs to selling off U.S. debt—but they’re risky.

Trilateral discussions among Russia, Ukraine, and the United States show little sign of compromise from Moscow.

Test yourself on the week of Jan. 17: Trump threatens Europe, the World Economic Forum begins, and China’s demographic slide continues.

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The “rules-based international order” may prove stronger than Trump—or anyone else—realizes.

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How a runaway uranium convoy encapsulates the collapse of global rules.

The story of how Washington neglected the Arctic—until Trump 2.0.

Trump follows Greenland threats by announcing a “future deal,” while Canada’s prime minister describes it all as a “rupture in the world order.”

One of the most misunderstood concepts of international politics is back with a force.

Ignore the critics. The logic of consolidation that defines the new National Security Strategy is eminently sensible.

Nobody should be surprised at how the world is reacting to Donald Trump’s threats.

Trump’s “Board of Peace” is neither an alternative to the U.N. nor a harmless vanity project but a threat to international cooperation.

Reconstruction efforts in the battered territory are better planned and organized than many realize.

The Pentagon quietly released the major policy document.

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Donald Trump’s dangerous fixation with imperial aesthetics.