Foreign policy

The Iranian regime's history of anti-Semitism is long, starting with the Islamic Revolution of 1979.

From the outside, intervening in a dicey situation can seem like the easy solution to a devil of a problem. Too frequently, though, it turns out to be the wrong one.

As Iran refuses to return to compliance with the 2015 deal, the Biden administration is looking for ways to remove sanctions anyway.

China's foreign vice minister, Le Yucheng, said the U.S. continued to represent the strongest, most powerful nation in the world, but that the country was suffering from an idealogical perspective.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said the U.S. created and worsened the problems in Afghanistan and the military should be careful as it withdraws from the region.

China's current rulers in the last few years have been fast alienating the rest of the world.

"That represents a greater challenge over the coming couple of decades," the Utah Republican senator said Sunday.

Franz Gayl, the Pentagon civil servant warning against war with China, told Newsweek he turned to Communist Party tabloid Global Times to address "American foreign policy decision makers."

Economic nationalism is the future.

Despite an "incredibly partisan" split among Americans, a 57 percent majority said they believe President Joe Biden is on the right track in his approach to foreign policy.

Critics charge Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has "willingly allowed China's violations" in contested waters.

The aftermath of COVID-19 is the perfect opportunity for the U.S. to lead a global rebuke and rectify the past half-century's giant mistake.

"The US and Israel have absolutely committed unspeakable atrocities. Crack a history book," Jewish Voice for Peace Action tweeted.

Many of the recent explosions and fires have been reported with heightened interest due to Israel-Iran tensions.

It is precisely Netanyahu's legacy of protecting Israel that propels him to move forward to finish the arc of his long career.

To live up to his vow to be guided by human rights, President Joe Biden should use U.S. leverage to insist that the Israeli government stop its oppression of Palestinians.

The Biden administration cozies up to Hamas.

While all eyes are on the Middle East, Iran has not been idle elsewhere. Its persistent and growing influence in Africa has flown under the radar for many observers.

An announcement of the sanctions is expected soon from the Biden administration.

It's probably naïve to hope that our 24-hour news channels could find a renewed interest in the world beyond America's borders.

If our nation does not develop its best talent, American prosperity, innovation and security will suffer in the long run.

The Left will not let facts or rudimentary morality get in the way of its preferred woke narrative.

Palestinians are now certain they will be rewarded, not punished, for their aggression.

This latest war began, in some measure, because of Palestinian miscalculations.

"After what Beijing has done to Xinjiang, Tibet & Hong Kong, no sane person would believe it could take care of Taiwan's health needs or otherwise," Taiwan's foreign minister tweeted on Tuesday.

Beijing supports the North Koreans, whether or not they are compliant at any particular moment, because the Chinese believe that in the longer run, leaders in Pyongyang know their place.

In a statement, G7 foreign ministers cast China as a bully and accused the nation of committing human rights violations.

For all of the old world's hand-wringing on President Trump's so-called disdain for multilateralism, the Trump administration helped elevate China-related issues within NATO and rallied democracies to protect their digital networks and supply chains from the CCP.

Human Rights Watch's report can, and should, serve as a wake-up call.

Diplomatic negotiations should come from a position of strength.