Ishaan Tharoor

A year after long-ruling President Evo Morales was forced to leave the country, his political party is in pole position to reclaim power.

A great irony in President Trump’s invocation of "patriotic education" is that it apes the language and decades-long policies of the Communist regime in Beijing.

In the United States and abroad, experts link the rise of extreme conspiratorial thinking to a broader atmosphere of political polarization, the insulating algorithms of social media and the relative success of demagogic, nationalist politicians.

Two new polls show a decline in the country’s global reputation and deep American support for a return to robust diplomacy.

The two big deals trumpeted by the White House this month are not the victories for “peace” that Trump claims they are.

A growing number of Arab nations are contemplating normalizing ties with Israel, no matter the absence of an independent Palestinian state.

Almost two decades later, the events of 9/11 — and the wars that followed — seem increasingly distant as the world grapples with a pandemic and climate change.

The live-action film is set to debut in Chinese theaters this week. Activists elsewhere are calling for a boycott.

“What the military came to understand over the past four years is that, for all Trump’s talk of patriotism, he truly is transactional.”

New data disproves the hysteria of Merkel’s anti-immigration critics and tells an integration success story.