Policy & Strategy

Iran on Sunday proposed scaling back uranium enrichment days before a new round of talks begin over its nuclear program.

The deal clears the way for talks on a long-term agreement governing the American mission in Afghanistan.

The Obama administration faces a delicate balancing act in marking the one-year anniversary of Osama bin Laden’s killing.

The crash of a Navy F/A-18 in Vigrinia has once again put the service's aging fighter fleet back in the spotlight.

In a remarkable about-face, the White House is reportedly open to an Iranian nuclear program, as long as Tehran can provide strict assurances the program remains civilian focused. 

Moscow and Beijing are positioning themselves for a more influential role in Afghanistan once American and NATO forces pull out of the country in 2014, according to a new congressional report. 

The statement raises questions about when negotiations between Iran and world powers will happen and how effective they will be.

Jay Carney confirmed "mid-level officials" met a delegation from the group, which he called a "major player" in Egyptian elections.

American intelligence agencies are increasingly shutting out their British counterparts for fear secrets could end up in U.K. courts.

Even if the United States decides to arm Syrian rebels "to the teeth," the fighters would still be no match for government forces loyal to president Bashar al-Assad, a top Russian diplomat said Wednesday.