Daily Review Archive

Hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah appeared to come to halt overnight as a ceasefire deal went into effect. Many questions still surround the deal.

Donald Trump said he would impose a 25 percent tariff on all goods from Canada and Mexico once in office, a move that would have a severe economic impact.

COP29 resulted in a much higher climate financing target for wealthy countries to developing economies. It’s both a breakthrough and a disappointment.

Chinese hackers have breached U.S. telecommunications systems, a major wake-up call about the vulnerabilities for U.S. security.

With her commissioners now approved, Ursula von der Leyen avoided what could have been trainwreck. She still faces plenty of challenges.

The U.S. decision to recognize Edmundo Gonzalez as Venezuela’s president-elect repeats a failed strategy. It might be aimed at Donald Trump.

Senegal’s president received a clear mandate from voters for a second time this year. But with that mandate comes high expectations.

Biden and Xi’s meeting at the 2024 APEC summit was important for U.S.-China relations. The looming return of Donald Trump may make it irrelevant.

After parliamentary elections, Sri Lanka’s new president now has a commanding majority to pass his reform agenda.

Donald Trump’s looming return to the White House has raised alarmist speculation about Iran’s nuclear program. Is it warranted?

Italy’s president rebuked comments made by Elon Musk, previewing what may become a common issue as Musk enters the Trump administration.

Haiti’s transitional council fired the country’s PM, the latest in a series of negative developments as the country’s security crisis continues to worsen.

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

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

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

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.

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.