Students often asked me those two questions when I was a college professor teaching U.S. foreign policy. To my good fortune, I recently had the opportunity to pose both questions to professional historians.

Feelings are mixed across the Americas with the capture of Nicolas Maduro, with questions about broader military intent and who may replace the longtime embattled leader.

The first year of President Donald Trump’s second term brought many significant changes to U.S. foreign policy, as the administration worked to reshape

"Most Americans aren’t antisemitic. They’re never going to be antisemitic, and I think we should focus on the real debate," the American vice president told UnHerd. Most Americans are not antisemitic, but concerns over Israel reflect “a real backlash ...

As the new US National Security Strategy highlights Washington’s pivot away from a rules-based democratic global order, the EU should focus hard on the one region where it can exert the most leverage – the Western Balkans. This post is also available ...

The “America first” foreign policy of U.S. President Donald Trump has unsettled the world America made. Allies are questioning the United States’ reliability as a strategic partner and are concerned that Washington is now more foe than friend of the ...

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