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

Geopoliticalmonitor.com sits down with Dr. Parag Khanna to discuss US foreign policy and the future of globalization.

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

Obama doctrine finally got its field test in India, a chance for the president to ‘walk the walk’ of the US pivot.

Are there cracks running through the main pillar of President Obama’s foreign policy?

There is no policy silver bullet that can deal with the wave of anti-US protests sweeping the Muslim world.

We often think of foreign policy as something that’s only guided by calculations of national interest. This isn’t always the case, and nowhere is this more apparent than in American foreign policy.

As President Barack Obama takes the reigns of power in Washington, the world that awaits him and his administration poses significant challenges.

President-Elect Barack Obama has signalled his desire to continue outgoing lame duck President George W. Bush’s foreign policy agenda by floating candidates for top US security posts closely aligned with the latter.