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Potential difficulties might arise during the negotiations on Britain’s withdrawal from the EU, but the 27 remaining EU member states will speak with one voice.
There is evidence that Russia directly intervened in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
If the UK leaves the European Union without having reached any agreement after two years, it will be a disaster for both sides.
California faces hidden climate risks from its oils.
What are the timing implications of North Korea's latest missile test?
President Trump’s “grand bargain” with Putin is setting expectations too high for what can be achieved under the current circumstances.
The punishment of alleged traitors after Turkey’s failed July 2016 coup is paramount to reinforcing the government’s revenge narrative ahead of a constitutional referendum.
The United States should strike a “middle path” in its policy toward Russia: standing up for core U.S. principles and values but also cooperating with Russia where necessary.
The younger generation of Arab citizens has withdrawn from the public space.
The breakup of the European Union into a collection of nation-states would lead to enormous instability.