Following through with one of his campaign promises, President Trump has bucked decades of US policy by recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.

The first charges in Mueller’s Russia probe are unlikely to put a real dent in President Trump’s popularity ratings, let alone lead to impeachment proceedings.

The geopolitical world order is being remade under President Trump, but not necessarily in the way he intends. This series takes a region-by-region look at US foreign policy and asks: What does the decline of US power and influence mean for the world?

Vice President Pence’s hints of MOAB and Tomahawk strikes overlook the fact that North Korea is nothing like Syria.

Trump’s attack on Syria sets the United States on a dangerous course while raising questions about who’s really in charge in Washington.

The overriding thrust of Trump Doctrine in East Asia seems to be a shift toward confrontation with China.

After months of campaign promises and policy contradictions, a picture of President Trump’s foreign policy is finally starting to emerge. Here’s what ‘Trump Doctrine’ could mean for the Middle East.

President Trump’s travel ban is a propaganda windfall for Islamic State and other jihadist groups.

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.

The post-Cold War international order is breaking down. By the end of 2017, we will have a better idea what the new one looks like.