Opinion
Pressed by Multiple Crises, Saudi Arabia Scrambles Toward the UAE
Coordinated messages of Gulf brotherhood cannot hide the imbalance underneath. Riyadh badly misjudged how many…
Europe’s Israel Trade Deal is Testing Whether “United” Still Means Anything in Brussels
The failure to suspend the EU-Israel Association Agreement exposes a deeper crisis: a Union that…
Washington’s War Against The World’s Justice Backstop
As the Trump administration escalates pressure on the International Criminal Court, the institution's defenders say…
The high cost of Donald Trump’s crony diplomacy
How business interests shaped the American president’s foreign policy Since returning to the White House…
Iraq’s Untested Premier Faces the Toughest Sales Pitch of His Life in Washington
The Trump administration wants Iraq to disarm Iran-backed militias, reduce its dependence on Iranian energy,…
How Long Can Ankara Deny Its Involvement in the Sudan War?
In the far southwestern corner of Egypt, some sixty kilometres from the Sudanese border, sits…
Gadi Eisenkot, the Former General, Is Challenging Netanyahu’s Political Dominance
Surging in the polls, the ex-military chief has become the face of Israel's opposition and…
The Kremlin’s Tank Is Running Empty
Officials in Moscow are rationing fuel as Ukrainian strikes on refineries imperil supply, frustrating Russians…
A Religious Revolt Takes Shape Against Christian Zionism
A Widening Religious Split Over Israel Just Reached Capitol Hill's Front Door Senate staffers in…
Sudan’s Civil War Reveals Europe’s Saudi Problem
The UN has delivered its clearest finding yet on RSF atrocities. European governments that speak…
How Ankara Rewrote Its NATO Relationship
What Turkey wanted from NATO has changed and so has what NATO is and represents.…
The Summit and the Journalistic “Silence” Around It
A nature conservation charity focused on reforestation had 14 of its members arrested on suspicion…