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For much of April and into May, a team of negotiators from Indonesia have been in Washington to discuss trading relations between the world’s largest economy and another forecast to be in the Top 5 within a generation.

Since President Donald Trump returned to the White House in January 2025, his administration has slashed the work of many U.S. government agencies, including those focused on foreign policy. Now, there is concern that the Peace Corps could join the other foreign aid programs the administration is trying to dismantle.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said foreign policy “belongs” to Trump. But Sen. Rubio had a long record of legislative oversight on the topic.

Pro-EU Romania is facing a possible foreign policy shift, with a far-right leader -- and fan of US President Donald Trump -- topping the first round of a tense election rerun and now up against a centrist mayor for president.

Formal diplomatic meetings are still significant in today’s world, but a new approach is quietly shaping international affairs. This method, often unnoticed by the public, involves informal communication channels, intelligence-based analysis, and indirect negotiations. Governments use these tools to pursue foreign policy objectives more flexibly and with less political risk.

From the Great White North to Down Under and beyond, Trump's chaos is an unexpected boon for normie democracy

Trump's new imperialism makes neither economic nor geopolitical sense.

Trump administration officials have repeatedly claimed that judges who order the administration to take action to bring deported Venezuelans back from the El Salvador prison where the U.S. sent them are meddling in the conduct of foreign policy.

Motivated by grievances against allies and foes, US president is ‘tearing down’ the modern global order, analysts say.

Trump has cut off Ukraine aid, brokered and lost a ceasefire in Gaza and took a sledgehammer to world commerce

As Canada heads to the polls on Monday, a historic shift in national identity and foreign policy is unfolding, driven by growing disillusionment with the United States and a renewed embrace of European alliances.