The EU migration policy is in decay, partly due to counterproductive tactics from within the Union Read More

In the last few months, rising public frustrations over domestic policy and a government proposal to weaken the social safety net have led to... Read More

America's role in resolving the North Korean crisis is vanishing. Good! Read More

A dark curtain of nationalism is lowering over the stages of Eastern Europe as populist governments in Hungary, Poland, and elsewhere embrace... Read More

After passing a controversial law proscribing any mention of Polish complicity in crimes committed by the Nazis in World War II, Poland's... Read More

Assam's citizenship crisis is the latest legacy of a division that made nations. Read More

The FBI investigated hacking attempts targeting a Democrat who ran against “Putin's favorite congressman” Read More

Fentanyl is a big culprit, but there are also encouraging signs from states that have prioritized public health campaigns and addiction... Read More

Karma finally caught up to Erdogan. But he deserves support because a stable, democratic Turkey is of fundamental interest to Europe. Read More

The current crisis, the result of years of loose fiscal and monetary policies, is almost entirely of Erdoğan's own making. Read More

Tyrants and dictators can enslave the people they rule, but they can't make markets behave. Read More

The bus pulled away, and it was suddenly very quiet, the late-afternoon sky irrevocably clear, as if nothing bad could happen—not here,... Read More

It's a mystery if remaining remnants of the group that perpetrated the 9/11 attacks are still even plotting overseas attacks. Read More

Reuters found more than 1,000 examples of content attacking the Rohingya and other Muslims on Facebook. A secretive operation to combat the... Read More

The venerable museum has "given back" some stolen Iraqi antiquities, but that does not mean it's ready to atone for its colonial-era sins. Read More

Will artificial intelligence one day guide decisions about nuclear escalation? That day is far in the future, but the time to think about it... Read More

Even for those who have escaped China, surveillance and intimidation have followed. As part of a massive campaign to monitor and intimidate... Read More

China has extended its reach into some unexpected places. Read More

Summary It has been 40 years since Deng Xiaoping launched China's “reform and opening up” policy. By most metrics, China's... Read More

Why did Israel need to pass the nation-state law? It's a question worth pondering now that the shrieking accusations of... Read More

Minorities are worried, their supporters are besmirched, key hierarchies are undermined, and our most hostile critics are empowered Read More

Much of India is prone to trumpet its current incarnation as an economic giant, a superpower-in-waiting and an ancient... Read More

Naipaul was our greatest poet of the half-baked and the displaced. It was the imaginary wholeness of civilizations that sometimes led him... Read More

Good riddance to the so-called strategic relationship between Washington and Ankara. Read More

They point to the fact that in choosing a running mate this month for next April's presidential election, Widodo made the surprise selection... Read More

Just how worried are emerging markets about the dollar? We'll find out in Jakarta on Wednesday.   Bank Indonesia is expected... Read More

Fifty years ago, the Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia killed more than 100 people and shattered that country's attempts to reform... Read More

Romania sang the ballad of the Black Sea's strategic importance long before Crimea's 2014 annexation by Russia. In its efforts to join NATO... Read More

The United States is reawakening to the Russian threat to the Homeland, and its not all about elections and spies...Read this week's Homeland... Read More

Emmerson Mnangagwa has been declared president of Zimbabwe amid protests and violence. But Zimbabweans are now in a post-political,... Read More

Aryana Sayeed, 33, is the only internationally known pop act in Afghanistan. She is adored by youth -- and hunted by the Taliban. Read More

While the U.S.-China trade war has been getting the headlines, investors from China are running into resistance in countries around the... Read More

China is on the move. From transforming man-made islands into military bases to bullying neighbors to stealing potentially trillions of... Read More

The populists setting the agenda in Italy's coalition government seized on the collapse of a bridge in northern Italy to question... Read More

Many leading American digital firms, including Google, Amazon, eBay, and Uber, have successfully expanded internationally by introducing... Read More

When July's heatwave swept through the Canadian province of Quebec, killing more than 90 people in little over a week, the unrelenting... Read More

The war on drugs could get ugly in Colombia after the country's new government said it would ignore crop substitution agreements... Read More

The election of former cricket star Imran Khan as Pakistan's next prime minister comes at a pivotal moment. Khan must decide whether he will... Read More

In “The United States Must Be Realistic on Taiwan,” Lyle Goldstein, writing on this site, misreads Taiwan's history, portrays... Read More

Neo-Marxist dogma, long ascendant in the academy, has finally broken through into mainstream life. The damage being wrought on our... Read More

Egyptian economist Samir Amin observed the dangers of our world but also its possibilities Read More

Corporations rarely aim to determine and uphold moral standards, but they almost always go where the market is. And in exercising that market... Read More

Much more so than immigrants, their progress has often come at our national expense. Read More

An oil supply squeeze may soon be upon us as the much-talked-about production declines from megaprojects around the globe begin to take effect Read More

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The Muslim Council of Britain wants Theresa May to subject Boris to a ‘full disciplinary inquiry' over his comments on the niqab and... Read More

Racism is a virus that can be easily released by politicians who stoop low. But we can’t ignore how religions treat women, says... Read More

Four-year trial period had virtually zero participation, and experts say that's unlikely to change without a clearer policy framework. Read More

The Libyan National Army led by Khalifa Hifter directly called on the Russian president to interfere into the Libyan conflict militarily to... Read More

While Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan have repaired relations that plunged into crisis when Turkey shot down a Russian... Read More

The central bank took steps to halt the slide of the currency—but stayed mum about raising interest rates. Read More

American relations with Turkey got very interesting last week. An ongoing disagreement over the status of an American pastor, Andrew Craig... Read More

It's not what Remainers are hoping for. Read More

As President Trump mulls a second round of corporate tax cuts, this time targeting capital gains, his initial reduction of the corporate tax... Read More

In July 2018, the Congressional Subcommittee on National Security held a hearing to examine the threat of the Muslim Brotherhood to the... Read More

Germany may be toying with the idea of embracing nuclear ambitions, but doing so would jeopardize the delicate balance of power in Europe. Read More

I recently spent several weeks in the slum districts of Nairobi, researching al-Shabaab's criminal activities in the Horn of Africa. I... Read More

or almost five decades, the United States has guided the growth of the Internet. From its origins as a small Pentagon program to its status... Read More

China has rejected as “completely untrue” claims that more than a million of its mostly Muslim Uighur population are being... Read More

“Democracy is an existential issue for Ethiopia. There is no option,” says former Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn, “but... Read More

A man has been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences after a car crashed outside the Houses of Parliament.The vehicle swerved into... Read More

China is not just another front in President Donald Trump's war on trade. Unlike Mexico, Canada, Europe and other targets of the president,... Read More

When the war Cabinet of the most right-wing government in all of Israel's history met on the evening of Aug. 9, only one minister supported... Read More