Politics

The Dutch Supreme Court is grappling with a question that has profound implications for modern democracies: Can, and should, a court dictate foreign policy? This is the central issue as …

The Trump administration’s university “compact” poses a challenge that extends far beyond the campus gates; it strikes at the heart of the democratic norms that underpin the American experiment. By …

Is China’s demand for the U.S. to “oppose” Taiwanese independence a real threat to decades of foreign policy, or is it a “red herring”—a dramatic distraction in a larger negotiation? …

Donald Trump has officially taken the option of West Bank annexation off the table for Israel, declaring in no uncertain terms that he “will not allow it.” This definitive statement …

The geopolitical chessboard of the Middle East is in motion, and Israel is making a bold series of moves to secure its position. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Sunday …

The long-standing unison between the United States and the United Kingdom on major foreign policy issues has given way to public dissonance, as President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Keir …

The downfall of Peter Mandelson is more than just a fleeting political crisis; it is a watershed moment that is set to leave a lasting legacy on the landscape of …

President Donald Trump’s unique style of crisis management has been on full display following the Russian drone breach in Poland. His approach combines expressions of personal frustration, a willingness to …

The government of Nepal is learning an expensive lesson in the true cost of ignoring public anger. The bill, now coming due in the form of deadly violence, political instability, …