Donald Trump’s campaign rhetoric would create a domino effect of nuclear proliferation in East Asia, but will the president now follow through?

Comments from Trump’s nominee for secretary of state suggest a more confrontational stance in the South China Sea.

A report from the US intelligence community on Russian hacking is dividing the US electorate along partisan lines.

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.

Whoever wins the US presidential race on Tuesday, the political process in the United States loses.

How will Latin America be affected by Trump’s foreign policy?

How different will US foreign policy look under President Trump?

In part one of a two-part series, Andre Ishii explores how classical geopolitics will increasingly manifest in the years to come.

Trump properties will be prime terrorist targets if not divested.

Faced with spreading conflict and instability throughout the world, who will lead?