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European leaders need to reduce their dangerous dependence on a new adversarial America.
The majority of G7 governments are now so burdened with domestic political problems that they are incapable of steering their own countries, writes...
Donald Trump is likely to try to destroy the International Criminal Court over the pursuit for Israel’s leaders, but this is not in anybody’s...
The president-elect is threatening to gut the institutions that make America great, which can only benefit Russia and China.
Beneath the slogans and insults, the Trump and Harris camps have fundamentally different views of how to prevent the world from sliding into conflict.
The former president’s stress on power and indifference to democracy and human rights worries the EU. But it makes him the preferred partner of...
Military intervention from Israel or the United States is unlikely to bring about the fall of the Islamic republic.
The former president claims the world was at peace during his mandate, that the “weakness” of the Biden administration has led to wars in Europe...
With its decapitation of Hezbollah in Lebanon, the Israeli government hopes that it has finally seized the initiative in the battle with its...
The Democratic candidate badly needs a breakthrough in this week’s televised debate to restore momentum to her campaign.
His influence is showing up from Ukraine to China, angering the United States, although he still lacks the ability to make the law.
Volodymyr Zelensky is prepared to ignore Russia’s nuclear threats. But the Biden administration is still wary of escalating the war, writes Gideon...
Agreeing to Russia’s demand for a neutral Ukraine, as a new Republican presidency might, could leave the country at the mercy of Vladimir Putin’s...
The election centres on who scares voters the most. Republicans fear Kamala Harris will target white men, while Democrats say Donald Trump is a...