Author: Kim Hjelmgaard and Deirdre Shesgreen, USA TODAY

When Joe Biden meets Vladimir Putin in Geneva the West’s favorite geopolitical bogeyman is not likely to get the easy pass he got from Donald Trump.

Iran’s foreign minister insisted again Sunday that the United States must lift economic sanctions before the 2015 nuclear agreement can be revived.

Russian political figure Alexei Navalny’s supporters say he was jailed for the crime of daring to survive Vladimir Putin’s efforts to poison him.

Some experts, ex-diplomats and even President Donald Trump’s opponents concede his overseas initiatives have produced limited, qualified successes.

Iranian Americans who have no loyalty to the repressive regime in Tehran are upset with a White House that has vilified their homeland.

Trump administration declares that UN sanctions eased against Iran as part of a nuclear accord have been reimposed. It is virtually alone in this.

Dueling diplomatic face-slap amps up already fraught US-China relations as experts warn normalized ties that took decades to achieve could unravel.

Paul Whelan denies espionage charges and claims he was set up in a sting operation orchestrated by Russia’s intelligence services.

U.S.-China tensions over coronavirus have been rising for weeks. The spat took a more serious turn after China adopted a law threatening Hong Kong.

U.S. and its alies’ policies toward President Bashar Assad’s Syria have stumbled from intervention and airstrikes to resignation and inattention.