Away from the mass demonstrations in Paris, the movement carries on. Read More

The alliance is not just about bases and troops. It is about defending the world order. Read More

On Dec. 21, 2018, President Donald Trump surprised his own closest advisors by deciding to pull troops out of Syria and to reduce the 14,000... Read More

Putin received a hero's welcome in Belgrade on Thursday, but Vucic was still the biggest winner of the day. Read More

This week, Tablet looks back on 40 years of the Iranian Revolution. *** When Yasser Arafat arrived in Tehran on Feb. 17, 1979, the first... Read More

If America departs the Middle East, it will not leave the region to itself, but to a free-for-all for others. Read More

Is the newly released Soviet-era archive a real record of collaboration or a time bomb planted by agents as the Soviet Union collapsed in... Read More

The rise in internet blackouts shows that the internet is becoming more centralized—and increasingly vulnerable to manipulation. Read More

Recent reports suggest that Israel has been leading a campaign in the Sinai Peninsula to stop arms smuggling to the Gaza Strip. Read More

Reduced American focus on the Middle East going forward is just one of many changes with which Arab leaders will have to grapple in the... Read More

Can Washington avoid spending another decade of being entrapped in the Middle Eastern quicksand? Or is it dangerously close to repeating the... Read More

The violence is a blow to Zimbabweans who hoped for greater freedom of expression in the post-Mugabe era. Read More

Brexit is the vehicle by which a fractured state has come to realise that its politics are no longer fit for purpose, says author Fintan... Read More

Vote breakdown highlights east-west split. Read More

A new arms race has officially begun, with space becoming the latest frontier for weaponry. The launch today by President Trump of the... Read More

Yesterday, Facebook announced it would spend $300 million over three years on journalistic content, partnerships, and programs. The... Read More

The terrifying prospect of a no-deal Brexit on March 29 remains in play after the British Parliament emphatically rejected Prime Minister... Read More

Ukraine's presidential election season is in full-swing. After the holiday recess, the campaign is getting even more dynamic with about forty... Read More

It was supposed to end World War I and usher in a new era of peace. Instead it nearly broke the West. Read More

STEPHEN GLOVER: 'One of the most significant political developments of recent weeks has been Boris Johnson's dramatic loss of weight'. Read More

Theresa May can only win a parliamentary majority for her withdrawal agreement by agreeing to negotiate a softer relationship with the EU. Read More

Leave voters knew what they were doing in 2016. To suggest otherwise is simply elitist, says academic Chris Bickerton Read More

When intelligent, informed and rational people make a choice that onlookers can see confounds their own declared interests, we are wise to... Read More

When the English rescinded the Corn Laws in the mid-19th century, it was not part of a broad & reciprocal agreement with their... Read More

With Brexit, the chumocrats who drew borders from India to Ireland are getting a taste of their own medicine. Read More

I owe my voters an apology. During the 2016 Brexit referendum, several "leave" supporters resignedly told me that, if our side won, the... Read More

After his inauguration on Jan. 10 to a second term as Venezuela's president, Nicolas Maduro faced backlash from several world leaders who saw... Read More

He famously hailed the triumph of liberal democracy. Now he struggles to see a future for it. Read More

France's protest movement has become a crisis of legitimacy for Emmanuel Macron—and the country's constitutional order. Read More

Huawei's proposal for Kiwis to build their own 5G infrastructure can't mask tensions between Wellington and Beijing. Read More

-OpEd-TOKYO — The United States has turned to inward-looking politics, while the unifying force of Europe has waned... Read More

The people of Sudan need the world’s help to protect them from their genocidal president. Read More

Beijing's apparent willingness to resort to retaliatory detention puts a chill on diplomacy and may persuade those who conduct it to pull... Read More

If nothing changes, Britain will still leave the European Union, on March 29th—ten weeks from now. Read More

Parliamentarians are risking No Deal or No Brexit. Read More

All this, for a sovereign country that was half-out of the EU from the start — with its own currency, for example — and a union... Read More

In 1992 many predicted economic ruin for Britain - they were proved totally wrong Read More

What the crushing defeat of Theresa May's Brexit deal reveals about the future of the United Kingdom Read More

Growing tensions on the left and the right have driven the country to adapt a more cautious stance towards European matters Read More

Saudi Arabia seems to have taken a number of wrong turns since Salman took the throne four years ago; can he make the decisions to get the... Read More

Allied to both the Turks and Kurds, the US is uniquely situated to broker their peaceful coexistence in Syria. Read More

Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales is defying a constitutional court order to release a UN-backed prosecutor his government arrested and... Read More

The Nairobi attack is an attempt by the group to demonstrate that it is still a force to be reckoned with Read More

In any war, the enemy gets a say in when the fighting stops. The Islamic State made clear on Wednesday that it is not done fighting the... Read More

Last Sunday, masked men intercepted a white van carrying Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido to a political meeting outside Caracas.... Read More

Theresa May has survived yet again and stumbles on. The UK prime minister emerged victorious from a confidence vote in her government on... Read More

On a recent trip to Montreal, I was disturbed by a billboard that greeted me just outside the city's main train station: an ad for Huawei,... Read More

The ruling will stiffen the unity and resolve of those voicing deep concerns with Chinese actions... Read More