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Roman Dobrokhotov has been playing a dangerous game for a Russian reporter: identifying agents of the GRU military intelligence agency. Read More
Juan Guaidó, who only a month ago was little known on the international scene, has positioned himself as the leader of a generation of... Read More
Faced with an epidemic of homicidal violence and relentless corruption, newly elected governments in Latin America have unveiled... Read More
Thoughtful U.S. policies could help restore Venezuela's democracy. Read More
This yearâs Munich Security Conference ended as it begun: a bickering West reluctant to address the new geostrategic realities. Read More
FDR – Franklin Delano Roosevelt – brought an extraordinarily effective style of leadership to the crises of the Great Depression... Read More
He's challenging American exceptionalism in a far more radical way than his 2020 competitors are. Read More
Want to understand why Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., is no moral leader for a better America? Just watch the video below from Thursday, in... Read More
Looking back, “pivot” was always a silly word for the transfer of American attention to Asia. Minted by Barack Obama's... Read More
Their charisma and exuberance is infectious, but could their leap of faith also take voters over the cliff edge, asks Guardian columnist Gaby... Read More
Who benefits from the Pulwama attack? Read More
Rather than seeing 'far into the future,' American elites have struggled to discern what might happen next week. Read More
There has been, quite literally, much ado about nothing of late. Shadowing the rise of Donald Trump is the rise of what Friedrich Nietzsche... Read More
With ExxonMobil set to begin oil production in Guyana next year, this tiny South American country will soon become unthinkably rich. But... Read More
The president's currency policy is in free fall Read More
On December 19 of last year, President Donald Trump made a surprise announcement: the United States would withdraw American troops from... Read More
Venezuela expert and AEI scholar Roger Noriega comes onto The Remnant to discuss whether Venezuela will collapse and whether Maduro be... Read More
Listen to FP's First Person episodes free, on demand. On the podcast: Former Pakistani ambassador Husain Haqqani on America's endgame in... Read More
During the Cold War, the United States chose to contain the Soviet Union, successfully deterring its military aggression and limiting its... Read More
A new study finds Americans of every stripe have a waning appetite for imperial adventurism overseas Read More
When they meet in Hanoi next week, Trump must get Kim to say to the world that he is willing to dismantle his nuclear weapons and that he is... Read More
Forcing the subject at next week's summit would increase U.S. leverage and make any agreement more credible. Read More
Manny Shinwell knew how to deal with anti-Semites. Born in London's East End, reared in Glasgow, and once jailed for inciting a riot on Red... Read More
The biggest impact The Independent Group has on the voting intention landscape is to push many Labour voters todon't know Read More
Women are playing an increasingly important role in the insurgency and security forces are not prepared. Read More
Greed, gringos, diesel, drugs, shamans, seaweed, and a disco ball in the jungle. Read More
The reluctance of the West to face the truth about the Macedonia name dispute stalled its resolution for years. Read More
India's trade-related action will encourage informal trade and propel Pakistan to look for markets beyond South Asia Read More
Estimates of job losses in the near future due to automation range from 9% to 47%, and jobs themselves are becoming ever more precarious.... Read More
Mapping newly created, resurrected, and proposed transport routes across Central Asia provides insight into regional connectivity drives. Read More
Western Russia-watchers are mistaking the ramblings of a self-promoting apparatchik for a coherent articulation of the Kremlin's ideology.... Read More
Pope Francis wants “concrete” change over the Church's child sexual-abuse scandal. It won't be easy, though. Read More
What the outsize influence of a tiny state says about Germany Read More
Moscow praises Muscat's stance on regional issues, and seeks to boost its mediation profile. Read More
First, China's current economic challenge is not as serious as suggested. “Purchasing power parity”, often used to suggest that... Read More
Informal government and behind-the-scenes power plays are more dangerous than Moscow. Read More
Despite cracks in Europe-U.S. relations, Russia remains too untrustworthy a partner. Read More
The British model of filtering data rather than content can protect citizens while preserving an open internet. Read More
Internal strife has left room for the far right to creep in, says Madrid-based writer Giles Tremlett Read More
Flooding Mogadishu with cash fuels corruption that undermines its recovery. Read More
Recent days have been witness to important events; The Middle East Conference at Warsaw, co-hosted by Poland and the US State Department on... Read More
House Democrats say a proposed nuclear power venture in Saudi Arabia could expose conflicts of interests in the Trump administration and... Read More
Omar, and all Americans rightly appalled by the use of such terror tactics, ought to be on the side of the victim's families. Read More
Stanislav Andreychuk on the Russian authorities' attempts to control the country's youth Read More
Ukraine votes in a March 31 presidential election, with a likely second round runoff vote three weeks later on April 21, and then... Read More
As Brexit looms, Edinburgh may forge its own path on the world stage. Read More
Britian's departure from the EU offers Ireland an opportunity to emerge from its neighbour's shadow Read More
Every response is fraught with uncertainty. Can the government take such risks before an election? Read More
India and Pakistan have returned to a level of hostility not seen in decades after the attacks in Pulwama in Kashmir Read More
India and the United States must pressure Pakistan to stop sponsoring terrorism, but New Delhi could do much more to quell the anger fueling... Read More
There are less demonstrative ways to share grief than to shout inanities at the top of one's voice against a real or Read More
As two democracies in a sea of tyranny, India and Israel face a similar threat from Islamic jihadist terrorism. Read More
'What hurts is keeping quiet. And, of course, things are not improving because of that.' Read More
Not for the first time, this year's Munich Security Conference may well be remembered as a turning point for global geopolitics. The messages... Read More
Anna Soubry, Sarah Wollaston and Heidi Allen leave party, citing Brexit and lurch to right Read More
Bruno Maçães says the emergence of a Eurasian supercontinent need not leave the US out in the cold if it can capitalise on its outsider status as well as secure control over the connections across the new geopolitical... Read More
U.S.-Iranian conflict resolution is in flux following withdrawal from the nuclear deal, and it remains unclear whether sanctions will be sufficient to force Iran back to the negotiating table. A deeper dive into the energy realpolitik of... Read More
When someone says, "I'm a glass half-full person," that means he or she tries to look on the positive side of any situation, even if the reality is mixed. In the case of border security and the spending bill passed by Congress, it would be hard, from the administration's point of view, to call it a… Read More