Daily Review Archive

Biden’s move just before he leaves office highlights his extremely cautious—and, in effect, hardline—approach to U.S.-Cuba policy.

Russia will help Vietnam build nuclear power plants under a new agreement that underscores how Hanoi is navigating an increasingly multipolar world.

Trump’s expansionist rhetoric may simply be about his curious preoccupations. There are still important reasons to take these threats seriously.

With Maduro sworn in for a third term and Trump returning to the White House, Venezuela’s opposition faces much uncertainty ahead.

Lawmakers in Lebanon chose Gen. Joseph Aoun, the commander of Lebanon’s military, to be the country’s next president, ending a two-year impasse.

The U.S. accusation of genocide against the RSF is an important act symbolically, albeit one unlikely to change behavior on the ground.

After 10 years in power, many Canadians came to see Justin Trudeau as simply out of step with the new global order.

New reports about how police in Kenya violently repressed protests last year suggest that the youth-led movement faces a challenging fight ahead.

Biden blocked Nippon Steel’s proposed takeover of U.S. Steel, underscoring the contradictions between his foreign policy and economic policies.

Trump’s second term, global migration and the shifting geopolitical landscape will all shape our coverage of international affairs in the coming year.