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Many Hungarians expect the new government to lead their country back into the heart of Europe. But this path is unlikely to be free of conflict

The supposedly most powerful man in the world is achieving hardly any of his original war aims. The supposedly weak regime in Tehran sets the agenda. It holds the upper hand.

Andrew Mitchell used the Noerr Summer Party as a platform for a bilateral update: from security to the Erasmus program to high-speed rail

How this small German State is making a name for Itself in Korea

Thailand’s Deputy Foreign Minister Vijavat Isarabhakd speaks with diplo.news about the balance between the U.S. and China, the future of ASEAN, the free trade agreement with Europe, and criticism of his country