Sen. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., blasted President Donald Trump’s foreign policy agenda Tuesday after the president addressed Congress, claiming that Trump would have lost the Cold War if he’d ...

This new conflict is unlikely to be as intense as the first Cold War; it may not last nearly as long; and — crucially — it will not be the defining conflict of our times. Yet, it will be for real.

Free Expression: President Trump's foreign policy is doing irreversible damage to the greatest geopolitical brand ever created. Photo: Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images/Tomishige/The Asahi Shimbun ...

Even as the Cold War settled into a new status quo with the Korean War and Washington's foreign aid response—the Mutual Security Act—opponents on Capitol Hill kept up their struggle to end U.S ...

Now a similarly long memo, written nearly 50 years later, in the early days of the post–Cold War era and post-Soviet Russia, raises questions about how the world today might be different if Bill ...

For decades, US foreign policy has framed India and Pakistan as parallel actors in a regional rivalry — an outdated ...

As if on autopilot, and heedless of results, America’s post-Cold War presidents and the Washington foreign-policy “Blob” pursued a comprehensive neoliberal (and neoconservative) agenda ...

China plans to lead the world through building state, economic and diplomatic capabilities and not through war ...

China criticized U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for his "vilified" remarks in which he said the Asian country poses a legitimate threat in the Indo-Pacific.

Biden’s speech amounted to what might be the last hurrah of the last American president who came of age in the Cold War, when the world’s chasms were clearer and its conflicts more controllable.

Opinion. Marching blindfolded into the new Cold War. A report into the funding of Australian strategic think tanks raises consequential issues for Australia’s global engagement ...

Foreign policy and Iran expert Karim Sadjadpour said the U.S. is in a Cold War situation with China, Iran, Russia and North Korea.