Diplomacy & Politics Archive

This year’s U.N. Climate Change Conference could signal a break in recent momentum for climate diplomacy.

To prepare for the second Trump administration, Latin American leaders need to find allies within the divided Republican coalition.

AI could have long-term climate benefits. For now, though, it is spiking carbon emissions and extending the life of fossil fuels.

China has approved an $1.4 trillion plan to help local governments refinance their debt, the latest measure meant to address economic headwinds.

Trump’s election victory has major implications for U.S. foreign policy, but just what they are remains hard to predict.

Post-election protests in Mozambique signify a significant, potentially long-term shift for the country’s political landscape.

Germany’s governing coalition collapsed, likely setting up early elections for next year. The uncertainty raises a number of questions for the EU.

Oman has leveraged its long-standing neutrality in a volatile region to make itself a uniquely valued partner for both global and regional powers.

A backlash in Europe against overtourism is putting countries that rely on tourism for revenue and employment in a bind.

Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential election will have an enormous impact on global affairs. Here’s the basics of what to expect.

Donald Trump thrives on chaos and provocation. During his second term, the world will have to navigate the consequences of both.

Baseball can provide lessons for how the U.S. can overcome the challenges it faces in an age of polarization and populism.

A second Trump term poses a real threat to U.S. democracy. But even if he loses, undoing the damage he has already done will take time.

Polls struggle to capture nuanced views. As a result, they may have underestimated support for Kamala Harris in the U.S. presidential election.

Women at the forefront of protecting nature and their communities in the Colombian Amazon often face danger for their work.

Floods in Spain last week killed more than 200 people, a grim but tangible reminder of how disasters can overwhelm even advanced economies.

The U.S. presidential election matters deeply to Latin American countries. Its outcome will have implications for more than just policy.