International Relations

Sen. Chuck Schumer’s decision to vote against the president’s agreement with Tehran could make it easier for other wavering Democrats to come out against it as well.

The US president has reportedly authorized the Air Force to protect Syrian rebels trained by Washington to fight against Islamic State

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is forcefully asserting itself into US politics with a record-setting lobbying effort to drown out critics both foreign and domestic.

The White House hands Nasrin As’ad Ibrahim to Iraqi authorities, saying it has a ‘firm belief that she will be held to account for her crimes.’

Saudi Arabia's concern about Sunni terrorists at home suggests its toleration of al-Qaeda in Yemen and Syria is an unsavory, tactical move against Iran and its allies there.

Many U.S. allies are interested in discussing the broader, longer-term impact of the nuclear deal between the P5+1 and Iran.

India has canceled its $12 billion program to purchase 126 medium multirole combat aircraft.

Egypt is back in America’s good graces despite deposing its first democratically elected leader and putting him on death row.

In addition to Qods Force supervision of Shiite fighters from Afghanistan, Pakistan, and other countries, the IRGC is deploying more of its own Ground Forces personnel to Syria in direct combat roles.

Erdogan seems intent on forcing early elections by goading the PKK into further violence, but the liberal-Kurdish HDP could trump that plan by remaining committed to peace.