Ned Temko

In the wake of a shaky ceasefire deal, the U.S. appears in a weaker position globally than when the war with Iran began.

Viktor Orbán’s landslide loss happened despite full-throated backing from the Trump administration. Now, even far-right populists in Europe are beginning to see support from the U.S. president as a political liability.

King Charles III faces a delicate mission during next week’s visit to the U.S. – to reinforce the “special relationship” between London and Washington.

The Iran war has brought change to the climate-policy debate. In many countries, a revived interest in greener energy might well be here to stay.

Ahead of President Trump’s expected visit to Beijing, American allies in Europe and Asia remain on edge about the strength of their partnerships.

This American president presents himself as a China hawk. But Donald Trump’s second state visit to Beijing comes at a tricky moment, with the Iran war loo…

At one point, President Trump was demanding “unconditional surrender” from Iran. Now, the U.S. is working toward a different set of objectives to try to end the war.

Israeli troops have seized control over a medieval fortress in southern Lebanon called Beaufort Castle, but not for the first time. Israel’s military first took the site back in 1982.

The Trump administration and the United States’ closest allies in Europe are moving further away from the shared democratic values that once cemented that relationship.

With a bid to bring an end to the unpopular war he started against Iran, President Donald Trump might be offering a valuable lesson for Vladimir Putin and his war in Ukraine.