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The prevailing wisdom that foreign leaders should stay neutral in U.S. politics could be out of date in an increasingly polarized setting.

The president is a lonely, tragic figure whose strange personality has inflicted chaos and carnage on French politics.

“A change would be good for the world,” the Hungarian leader said of the American presidential election.

Other Democrats also expressed concerns with the president’s prospects during a private Sunday call.

This week’s summit in Washington will get uncomfortable for Canada as allies press for more cash commitments.

“China is the main enabler of Russia’s war aggression against Ukraine,” he said.

The president’s survival depends on the timidity of his own party.

“We’re not sure that, even if he wins, he can survive four years more,” said one official from a European NATO country.

A defiant Joe Biden had laughed Friday at the idea that his top congressional allies would convince him to drop out of the presidential race. “They’re not …

In 2016, no one in the world was ready for President Trump. America’s NATO allies aren’t making the same mistake this time.

As the U.S. and U.K. leaders are discovering, dullness can be an electoral asset. Until it’s not.

The militant organization would accept a U.S. proposal to begin talks on releasing Israeli hostages, according to multiple media reports.

The island democracy off the coast of China has wooed friends in every U.S. faction and region — and that’s its greatest source of strength and protection.

The president debuted a more forceful defense of his age and fitness in a campaign speech in a key battleground state.

ABC News’ George Stephanopoulos pressed the president about whether he needs a test of his cognition and why he wasn’t prepared enough to debate Donald Trump.

Labour’s win is an argument for “bold, pragmatic centrism.”

One Democrat put it simply: “Let someone else do this.”

As recriminations fly and explanations shift, new debate prep details emerge.

It’s all change in the U.K. Labour’s historic landslide election victory beckons a different kind of leadership for Britain on the world stage after 14 years of …

Rishi Sunak played a bad hand appallingly — and paid a terrible price.

While Trump advisers mull pushing Ukraine to give up land for peace, the alliance chief pointed at Russia’s refusal to abide by previous cease-fire pledges.

Independent MPs set to be thorn in PM Keir Starmer’s side over the Middle East.