China has little to gain and everything to lose by altering the world’s current geopolitical trajectory.

In the second of a three-part interview series, RFE/RL talks to Clifford May, the founder and president of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, about the changing world order.

By now, the Russian euphoria that greeted improved relations with Washington this spring has diminished, but many Russian ...

The Ukrainian president has called Russia's low-level delegation sent to peace talks in Turkey merely "decorative." He had ...

Xi’s decision to meet Min Aung Hlaing at the Kremlin sends a signal that China and Russia are willing to work together to ...

While the world watches with alarm the deepening entente between Xi Jinping’s China and Vladimir Putin’s Russia, we would do ...

Ahead of peace talks in Turkey, the 'manipulative' Russian president has been secretive about his attendance. Two experts ...

Only 45% of countries have a positive image of the United States, down from 76% last year, according to the 2025 Democracy ...

Victory Day procession, a much-awaited celebration of the Soviet Union's triumph over Nazi Germany, returned this year with a ...

While 27% of the respondents were said to have a positive perception of the US President, Putin and Xi both scored 32% ...

The image of the USA in the world has significantly deteriorated. Under Donald Trump's administration, the United States is ...

A s president xi jinping stood shoulder to shoulder with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, watching Russian and ...