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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Trump Is Choosing Eastern Europe
The real meaning of the mini-crises sparked by his ambassador to Germany
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Ahn Young-joon / AP The Biggest Danger of North Korea Talks
Kim Jong Un is offering a deal at a price that could be way too high—and that the president could easily accept.
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Ralph Orlowski / Reuters A Weekend for Ignoring Signs of Doom
At the Munich Security Conference, few seemed to care about the numerous security flash points around the world.
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Win McNamee / Reuters Trump Wants Little to Do With His Own Foreign Policy
The clash between America First and the global shift to great-power competition
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters The National Security Strategy Papers Over a Crisis
The document itself is generally coherent. But can the bureaucracy contain the president?
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Seth Wenig / AP Trump's Indecisive, Ill-Prepared Debut at the United Nations
The meaning of Trump’s fire and fury foreign policy.
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Fabian Bimmer / Reuters The G20 Is Obsolete
Trump's rejection of internationalism shouldn't distract from that reality.
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Jonathan Ernst Trump Remains a NATO Skeptic
While he avoided major blunders in the Middle East on his first foreign trip, he may come to regret his failure to affirm U.S. support for the alliance.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Where Does Trump Really Stand on NATO's Article Five?
He may no longer think the alliance is obsolete, but his commitment to its core elements remains in doubt.
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Shannon Stapleton / Reuters The Foreign Crises Awaiting Trump
Presidents don’t get to choose their emergencies.
