Latin America’s largest democracy will hold presidential elections on October 4. Experts say the result, which will likely trigger a runoff, could reshape Brazil’s regional and international relations ...
The White House AI accord outlines sensible safeguards, including independent evaluators and board-level oversight, but does ...
During the annual UN General Assembly, government and business leaders spoke at CFR about strengthening alliances and ...
Two U.S. Supreme Court decisions handed down last month provided some much-needed clarity on 2026 election rules while a ...
CFR’s Steven Cook explains what Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s direct appeal to President Donald Trump reveals ...
On both sides of the Red Sea, interconnected conflicts metastasize while Washington sends mixed signals.
Edward Fishman’s career has taken him from government to think tanks to Silicon Valley. He sat down with CFR to discuss the ...
The honors for Xi exceed what Trump got in Beijing, but the asymmetry goes beyond the pageantry. A quick brief on ten issues ...
Long-standing educational programs such as Fulbright, Boren, and the Critical Language Scholarship are all suspended. A ...
The leaders of the world’s two most powerful countries did not resolve any of the major issues facing the U.S.-China ...
In January, China condemned the United States’ capture and arrest of Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro. Brazil reacted to ...
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