Daily Review Archive

Under a second Trump administration, democracy would be a non-issue abroad and in grave danger at home.

The U.K.’s Labour government’s first budget since returning to power shows seriousness in terms of policy. But politically, it’s risky.

French President Emmanuel Macron is on a three-day state visit to Morocco, sealing a rapprochement between the two sides.

Japan’s long dominant party lost its majority for the first time in 15 years, while Georgia’s vote could set the country on course for crisis.

A pact to wind down India and China’s military standoff along their disputed border removes an obstacle that had hampered bilateral relations for years.

Mexico is struggling to address a full-blown intra-cartel war in the state of Sinaloa. The problem extends far beyond Mexico.

North Korea’s decision to send troops to aid Russia in the war in Ukraine underscores just how globalized the conflict has become.

BRICS members are unlikely to find consensus on countering the U.S.-led order, but the group can advance their shared interests.

Cuba’s electrical grid collapsed at least four times over the weekend, the latest development in a broader economic crisis facing the country.

The death of Yahya Sinwar removes a major obstacle to ending the fighting in Gaza. There are still plenty more to contend with.

The latest round of strikes against Houthi rebels underscores how involved the U.S. military already is in Israel’s wars against Iranian proxies.

Russia wants to position the Shanghai Cooperation Organization as an alternative to the U.S.-led global order. The other members aren’t so keen.

Canada expelled six Indian diplomats, saying they were part of a campaign of violence and intimidation against Indian dissidents in the country.

This year’s Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Nihon Hidankyo, a Japanese organization represented survivors of the U.S. atomic bombings.

Facing a grim battlefield reality, Zelenskyy is holding a flurry of talks with European leaders as he seeks more support ahead of the U.S. election.

In recent years, the Southeast Asian regional bloc has lost a lot of the geopolitical influence it gained earlier this century.

President Kais Saied won a second term in Tunisia’s managed election, a symbolic moment for the country.