Politics
The FBI Director Is Going to Moscow, and Washington Is Still Arguing About What That Means
The first sitting FBI chief to visit Russia since 2013 is set for October, part…
The Antiwar Message Russia’s Election System Is Trying To Ignore
United Russia will win in September; that part isn't in question. What's contested is whether…
How new PM Andy Burnham will change the UK’s international role
Andy Burnham built his reputation running a city. Now he has days to prove he…
Trump delivers conspiracy-tinged speech on US elections and accuses China of interference
In a nearly 25-minute address, Trump revived his stolen election claims and turned them into…
Eurosceptics in France and Germany are now gaining momentum in elections
As Washington steps back from underwriting European security, the parties best positioned to inherit power…
Netanyahu Races to Keep Promises to Allies Ahead of Election
Seven Bills, One Deadline, and a Coalition Betting Its Survival on the Knesset's Final Days…
Amnesty Calls for War Crimes Investigation Into Israeli Attacks on Lebanon
A rights group's forensic account of three deadly strikes adds pressure on Israel's military conduct…
Trump Rebukes Western Allies at NATO Summit in Ankara
The long anticipated NATO summit in Ankara opened in precisely the way many of America's…
Young Republicans Are Losing Faith in Trump
The voters who put Donald Trump back in the White House came because he promised…
Why Moscow Suddenly Wants Talks?
As Moscow complains about a fading understanding with Washington, the Kremlin’s push for negotiations reveals…
Why Are Prime Ministers Becoming So Unstable in the UK?
Keir Starmer’s resignation has put Britain on course for its seventh prime minister in a…
Westminster’s Succession Crisis: Why Starmer’s Struggle Matters Beyond Britain
The battle between Keir Starmer and Andy Burnham is becoming more than a leadership contest—it…