John Kerry

“No one wants to be known as the leader who fought for justice halfheartedly. Take it from Truman and Bush.”

Is not doubling down on its great-power past, but in response to the "rise of the rest" is something more inclusive.

Iran is likely to task its new foreign minister with leading nuclear negotiations. Will the U.S. send John Kerry?

The US secretary of state has finally arrived in Islamabad. Will Kerry’s personal history with Pakistan be a silver bullet?

In a number of recently announced initiatives, China is leaving the US behind.

Afghans fear for their future as U.S.-Taliban talks have been routed by a diplomatic row.

The imbroglio over U.S.-Taliban peace talks suggests the withdrawal of foreign troops from Afghanistan will be no simple matter.

Can Kerry change Putin’s mind on Syria or Iran? The Diplomat presents its preview for the upcoming week.

As Kerry prepares for congressional hearings, it’s worth taking stock of his recent visit to E. Asia.

Zachary Keck explains that “shuttle diplomacy of the kind Kissinger undertook belongs to the dustbin of history.”

America’s Secretary of State arrives in the region at a critical time. Can he help ease tensions?

The United States must cooperate with public and private partners to tackle this vital issue.