Phase 1 of Trump’s plan has mostly been implemented, but the subsequent phases are far less likely to succeed.
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The Spanish prime minister is emphasizing his party’s positions on issues like NATO and Gaza to shore up his political standing.
The AI governance discourse, long defined by abstract policy questions, is adapting to the harsh realities of a divided world.
As Europe enters a new era of strategic competition, the private sector is not doing enough to adapt to a dangerous new reality.
Trump and Xi are slated to meet this week at a time when they are each in firm control of their respective polities.
Argentine President Javier Milei’s party beat expectations in crucial midterm elections, but the path ahead will not be entirely smooth.
The military campaign against alleged drug-trafficking boats in the Caribbean could draw the U.S. into a “forever war” of Trump’s making.
Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s playbook for countering the opposition to his illiberal power grab doesn’t seem to be working anymore.
The impact of Czechia’s elections will be felt in three areas where EU cohesion looks most exposed: digital governance, Ukraine and the Green Deal.
U.S. citizens should be far more afraid of government counterterrorism efforts than of political violence by their compatriots.
The Trump administration’s rhetoric has shifted toward regime change in Venezuela and a regionalized drug war.
It is now evident that for Trump, the “again” in Make America Great Again refers to the late 19th century.
If Trump really wants to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, he would do well to quell the fires he has set at home.
After having ignored the dangers of drone overflights of critical infrastructure, German authorities are finally taking action.
The U.S. defense secretary’s emphasis on warfighting ignores the other important factors that make a military cohesive and effective.
The Russia-Ukraine war has ushered in a new era of warfare, turning Kyiv into the Silicon Valley of drones.
The only hope for reversing many European governments’ unconditional support for Israel now comes from civil society.