Yoni Wilkenfeld

Russia's influence around the Mediterranean Sea has fluctuated over the years. Recent efforts to flex its muscles in the region are going largely unchallenged.

After winning a bitter election, Indonesia’s new president faces domestic opposition and competing pressures from the United States and China.

Energy markets have grown resilient to crises, but turmoil could return if policymakers draw the wrong conclusions.

As the bill comes due for post-pandemic spending, national lawmakers are unlikely to make the difficult fiscal cuts that may be called for.

Despite calls for Europe to play a bigger role in transatlantic security, Brussels has been reluctant to embrace NATO ally Turkey as a closer partner in its defense.

Only Europe’s own capabilities — and not the identity of the American president — can ensure its security in a dangerous world.

In a nutshell Mexico's incoming president may temper AMLO's economic nationalism Ms. Sheinbaum will prioritize U.S. ties but avoid shaking up foreign policy

Germany has sought to heed its post-World War II defense ethos while lacking the strategy and leadership necessary since end of the Cold War.

Newly elected Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te is struggling to counter the creative use of pressure coming from China.

While Kamala Harris and Donald Trump squabble over how they would spend money, rising debt looms as a long-term threat to the economy.