The president-elect’s second term could steer US diplomacy away from traditional international alliances and towards more populist politicians.

Introduction Ian Bremmer, the American political scientist and geostrategy expert, has underscored India’s unparalleled geopolitical position post-BRICS in an increasingly bipolar world post-BRICS ...

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) pulled out about $3.1 billion from Indian financial stocks in October, the second-highest amount ever from the sector and accounting for 30% of the record overall ...

Hungary's fiery, right-wing leader says that Donald Trump's victory will help his own battle against immigration and multiculturalism and restore traditional family values.

Political figures across the globe have been extending congratulatory messages to former and future U.S. President Donald ...

As the war drags on, however, non-European countries are becoming more and more involved. Some are giving Russia the means to prolong the war—men and munitions. By using Ukraine as a testing ground, ...

President-elect Trump held his first discussions with world leaders on Wednesday since his presidential election win, as he received a series of congratulatory phone calls. The big picture: Israeli ...

India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi Trump’s return is a boost for Modi, who’s faced scrutiny for his Hindu nationalist policies at home and allegations of extrajudicial killings abroad. Modi and ...

Trump's huge victory split the international community, with some leaders praising the historic comeback and others trying to ...

Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. On election night, outside Howard University in Washington, DC, where ...

Sanctions on Russian diamonds, imposed in response to the war in Ukraine, have damaged business in Surat, India’s diamond polishing hub. Many of the city’s diamond artisans from lower-income ...

"Wars suck the political oxygen (and financial resources) from other administration initiatives, so the goal is to find solutions quickly," John Kavulich added ...